Hello monks

I have somewhat a silly question related to packaging with par packer.

I'm running this command on Mac
pp -o test test.pl

When I run, I get the message 
couldn't open res/test.png: no such file or directory at Tcl.pm line 566

I have a folder called res which contains logo_data.png. executing this code using perl test.pl works fine. However, executing after packaging seems to break.

I've tried doing
pp -a res -o test test.pl
pp -a res/logo_data.png -i test test.pl

Same error. 
I'm guessing when Tcl.pm is included, it isn't in the / folder and hence cant access /res/logo_data.png once it is packaged. But I'm not sure if that is the case.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated
thanks

In reply to Packing with pp (par::packer) can't find files in directory by periferral

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