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[vox-tech] Perl Question - Laying out modules
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[vox-tech] Perl Question - Laying out modules



Hi,

I'm using h2xs to build my package skeletons.  I'm putting my files in:
~/lib/perl/src.  All my package are in the application space MyApp.  So for
example if I do:

cd ~/lib/perl
h2xs -A -X -n MyApp::Module1

So, I end up having a .pm file in:
~/lib/perl/MyApp/Module1/Module1.pm

I don't want to:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make install
everytime I edit one, because they're constantly changing because I'm still
writing them.  And I don't want to install them (yet).

Instead I just want them in my @INC.

So what I've been doing is:
export PERL5LIB=~/lib/perl/MyApp
cd $PERLLIB
ln -s ~/lib/perl/src/MyApp/*/*.pm .

Is there a better way to do this?  Maybe there is a proper method for using
packages that are in development

Thanks
Jay

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