in reply to Can't find <module> in @INC error

The name of the module is Term::ANSIColor, not TERM::ANSIColor. Perl is case sensitive even on systems that are not.

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Re^2: Can't find <module> in @INC error
by maanu2k (Novice) on Jun 06, 2012 at 02:40 UTC

    Thanks choroba. Just after I posted the questioned I figured that out by going to the directory where the module was installed. However, thanks for the quick reply. :) Jeez, I started off with a blooper on Perlmonks ... :|

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        Thanks tobylink! That is a nice thought. High five!

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