My perl program snas.pl uses SF:Logger.pm which is
available in /usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF. I have
added this directory in the path (.cshrc and .tshrc).
I am running as root, and I get the cant locate
SF::Logger.pm error in $INC.
$INC contains usr/lib/perl5/5.6.1/i386_linux and some
more usr/lib/perl5/... directories
How can i alter this $INC. I tried using
use lib "/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF"; since I
found that this should work as per perl.apache.org
perl reference document.
meena
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MEENA SELVAM wrote:
| QUOTE |
| My perl program snas.pl uses SF:Logger.pm which is available in /usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF. I have added this directory in the path (.cshrc and .tshrc). I am running as root, and I get the cant locate SF::Logger.pm error in $INC. $INC contains usr/lib/perl5/5.6.1/i386_linux and some more usr/lib/perl5/... directories How can i alter this $INC. I tried using use lib "/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF"; since I found that this should work as per perl.apache.org perl reference document. meena |
If the module you are using is SF::Logger then the path you need to add
is like the above only without the 'SF', perl will add that
automagically. Try,
use lib "/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3";
Alternatively, Perl doesn't use the $PATH shell environment variable, it
used $PERL5LIB instead. In bash for instance,
export PERL5LIB="$PERL5LIB:/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3"
Should do the trick....
http://danconia.org
I have a section of code from a .pl file as follows:
------------------------------------------------
package SF::Constants;
use Exporter;
@ISA = qw(Exporter);
@EXPORT = qw(SF_SUCCESS SF_EINVAL SF_ENOSYS SF_ENOMEM
SF_ERANGE SF_EPERM SF_ENOENT SF_EEXIST SF_EDATABASE
SF_ESYNTAX SF_NOUSER SF_NOUSERROLE SF_NOTIMESPENT
SF_NOCOMMENT SF_ETRANSACT SF_NOTYPE SF_NOSTATE
SF_NOSUMMARY SF_EBUSY SF_ENOSPC SF_EREAD
SF_END_OF_FILE SF_EAGAIN SF_EREAD_PARTIAL SF_ENOTCONN
SF_EREAD_TRUNCATED SF_CLOSED SF_ENOPROTOSUPPORT
SF_ENOSUPPORT SF_EWRITE SF_EWRITE_PARTIAL SF_EBADLEN
SF_EPROTOCOL_VIOL SF_EPEER SF_ENOTDIR SF_EMUTEX
SF_EMUTEX_INVAL SF_EMUTEX_DEADLK SF_EOPEN SF_ELOCKED
SF_ESSL SF_ELICENSE_INVAL SF_ELICENSE_PLATFORM
SF_ELICENSE_CORRUPT SF_ESSL_NOCIPHERS
SF_ESSL_CRLEXPIRED SF_ENOMATCH SF_ESOCKET SF_ENITRO
SF_ENOLICENSE SF_EHASLICENSE SF_ECORRUPT SF_EBAD_MAGIC
SF_EBAD_LINKTYPE SF_NITRO_DUPLICATE SF_MAX_ERRNUM);
### Return Codes ###
use constant SF_SUCCESS => 0 # Success
use constant SF_EINVAL => 1 # Invalidargument
use constant SF_ENOSYS => 2 # Unimplemented
use constant SF_ENOMEM => 3 # Out of memory
use constant SF_ERANGE => 4 # Out of range
I get the following compilation error:
------------------------------------------
use not allowed in expression at
/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF/SFError.pm at line 10
end of line
syntax error at line 10 - near use constant
compilation failed in require at ../snas.pl line 16
-----------------------------------------
line 10 is the "use constant SFEINVAL" which seems
right for me
Actually snas.pl has the following statements
use lib "/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF"
use SFError qw(:try);
--------------------------
Does anyone see anything wrong in the syntax or reason
for this compilation error
--- Wiggins d'Anconia <[Email Removed]> wrote:
------------------------------------------------
package SF::Constants;
use Exporter;
@ISA = qw(Exporter);
@EXPORT = qw(SF_SUCCESS SF_EINVAL SF_ENOSYS SF_ENOMEM
SF_ERANGE SF_EPERM SF_ENOENT SF_EEXIST SF_EDATABASE
SF_ESYNTAX SF_NOUSER SF_NOUSERROLE SF_NOTIMESPENT
SF_NOCOMMENT SF_ETRANSACT SF_NOTYPE SF_NOSTATE
SF_NOSUMMARY SF_EBUSY SF_ENOSPC SF_EREAD
SF_END_OF_FILE SF_EAGAIN SF_EREAD_PARTIAL SF_ENOTCONN
SF_EREAD_TRUNCATED SF_CLOSED SF_ENOPROTOSUPPORT
SF_ENOSUPPORT SF_EWRITE SF_EWRITE_PARTIAL SF_EBADLEN
SF_EPROTOCOL_VIOL SF_EPEER SF_ENOTDIR SF_EMUTEX
SF_EMUTEX_INVAL SF_EMUTEX_DEADLK SF_EOPEN SF_ELOCKED
SF_ESSL SF_ELICENSE_INVAL SF_ELICENSE_PLATFORM
SF_ELICENSE_CORRUPT SF_ESSL_NOCIPHERS
SF_ESSL_CRLEXPIRED SF_ENOMATCH SF_ESOCKET SF_ENITRO
SF_ENOLICENSE SF_EHASLICENSE SF_ECORRUPT SF_EBAD_MAGIC
SF_EBAD_LINKTYPE SF_NITRO_DUPLICATE SF_MAX_ERRNUM);
### Return Codes ###
use constant SF_SUCCESS => 0 # Success
use constant SF_EINVAL => 1 # Invalidargument
use constant SF_ENOSYS => 2 # Unimplemented
use constant SF_ENOMEM => 3 # Out of memory
use constant SF_ERANGE => 4 # Out of range
I get the following compilation error:
------------------------------------------
use not allowed in expression at
/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF/SFError.pm at line 10
end of line
syntax error at line 10 - near use constant
compilation failed in require at ../snas.pl line 16
-----------------------------------------
line 10 is the "use constant SFEINVAL" which seems
right for me
Actually snas.pl has the following statements
use lib "/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF"
use SFError qw(:try);
--------------------------
Does anyone see anything wrong in the syntax or reason
for this compilation error
--- Wiggins d'Anconia <[Email Removed]> wrote:
| QUOTE |
| MEENA SELVAM wrote: My perl program snas.pl uses SF:Logger.pm which is available in /usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF. I have added this directory in the path (.cshrc and .tshrc). I am running as root, and I get the cant locate SF::Logger.pm error in $INC. $INC contains usr/lib/perl5/5.6.1/i386_linux and some more usr/lib/perl5/... directories How can i alter this $INC. I tried using use lib "/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF"; since I found that this should work as per perl.apache.org perl reference document. meena If the module you are using is SF::Logger then the path you need to add is like the above only without the 'SF', perl will add that automagically. Try, use lib "/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3"; Alternatively, Perl doesn't use the $PATH shell environment variable, it used $PERL5LIB instead. In bash for instance, export PERL5LIB="$PERL5LIB:/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3" Should do the trick.... http://danconia.org |
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MEENA SELVAM wrote:
| QUOTE |
| I have a section of code from a .pl file as follows: ------------------------------------------------ package SF::Constants; use Exporter; @ISA = qw(Exporter); @EXPORT = qw(SF_SUCCESS SF_EINVAL SF_ENOSYS SF_ENOMEM SF_ERANGE SF_EPERM SF_ENOENT SF_EEXIST SF_EDATABASE SF_ESYNTAX SF_NOUSER SF_NOUSERROLE SF_NOTIMESPENT SF_NOCOMMENT SF_ETRANSACT SF_NOTYPE SF_NOSTATE SF_NOSUMMARY SF_EBUSY SF_ENOSPC SF_EREAD SF_END_OF_FILE SF_EAGAIN SF_EREAD_PARTIAL SF_ENOTCONN SF_EREAD_TRUNCATED SF_CLOSED SF_ENOPROTOSUPPORT SF_ENOSUPPORT SF_EWRITE SF_EWRITE_PARTIAL SF_EBADLEN SF_EPROTOCOL_VIOL SF_EPEER SF_ENOTDIR SF_EMUTEX SF_EMUTEX_INVAL SF_EMUTEX_DEADLK SF_EOPEN SF_ELOCKED SF_ESSL SF_ELICENSE_INVAL SF_ELICENSE_PLATFORM SF_ELICENSE_CORRUPT SF_ESSL_NOCIPHERS SF_ESSL_CRLEXPIRED SF_ENOMATCH SF_ESOCKET SF_ENITRO SF_ENOLICENSE SF_EHASLICENSE SF_ECORRUPT SF_EBAD_MAGIC SF_EBAD_LINKTYPE SF_NITRO_DUPLICATE SF_MAX_ERRNUM); ### Return Codes ### use constant SF_SUCCESS => 0 # Success use constant SF_EINVAL => 1 # Invalidargument use constant SF_ENOSYS => 2 # Unimplemented use constant SF_ENOMEM => 3 # Out of memory use constant SF_ERANGE => 4 # Out of range |
The above statements *as is* do not have semi-colons. Try adding them
and see if that resolves your issue. You also may want to read,
perldoc constant
Particularly the section on defining multiple constants at once. It can
reduce the typing, and *maybe* be more readable. I have used both ways
and don't have a strong feeling in either direction.
HTH,
http://danconia.org
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I get the following compilation error: ------------------------------------------ use not allowed in expression at /usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF/SFError.pm at line 10 end of line syntax error at line 10 - near use constant compilation failed in require at ../snas.pl line 16 ----------------------------------------- line 10 is the "use constant SFEINVAL" which seems right for me Actually snas.pl has the following statements use lib "/usr/local/sf/lib/perl/5.8.3/SF" use SFError qw(:try); -------------------------- Does anyone see anything wrong in the syntax or reason for this compilation error |
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