I have everything working, I only need to know what XSLoader::load is trying to load in the combinatorics.pm file, I had copied a file and placed it somewhere else, the references to the PM's where all wrong the only one left is what XSloader wants to load. Can you tell me which file that is?
it's not about perlbrew or apple in any way it is purely misreferencing
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I had copied a file and placed it somewhere else,
If you installed the package by copying files, and you put them in the wrong places, then the installation is not correct.
And I don't know enough about your system setup to help you correct it.
If you do the installation using the proper tools -- cpan shell or whatever is appropriate on your system -- the problem will go away.
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Thats the thing, I installed it through cpanm and it was installed succesfully, then my idiot friend said i should copy some of my directories because i always have to use a use lib, now I have no idea what to do, I cant reinstall since cpanm says its installed yet i dont know where the combinatorics bs and bundle should go and which file the loader in combinatorics.pm. Is there a way to make this all go away? To reinstall this entire thing?
I am asking you to tell me what the XSloader loads, because thats the only error my script still gets, if that cures i restored peace and order to my module directories. Is there anything I can do that might resolve this situation? I am terribly sorry to be so much of a nuisance, I just can't stand it that i got everything perfectly installed and then my friend messes it all up, dont fix things that arent broken. Can i delete a file that makes cpanm think that i havent installed it yet, and then it redoes it? or makes it reinstall somewhere else on my system so I can simply replace my current messed up install? I am very grateful for your help but i am so afraid of having to see for the second time how i mess up my perl cpan
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