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MyASPN >> Mail Archive >> pdk
pdk
Re: Perlapp and DateTime parsers - NOT!?!?
by kenneth other posts by this author
Dec 8 2006 9:02AM messages near this date
Re: Perlapp and DateTime parsers - NOT!?!? | Re: Perlapp and DateTime parsers - NOT!?!?
>  Well you must have worked out what was necessary when you said
>  further down that you moved some files into the directory and it all
>  worked. Just bind those same files into the exe. Then you WILL have
>  salvaged the situation.

Yep...about 5 minutes after I posted I read up on binding the modules, and 
came up with this:

perlapp -f --add DateTime::Format::Builder::Parser::generic --add 
DateTime::Locale::en --bind 
DateTime/Format/Builder/Parser/Regex.pm[file=c:\Perl\site\lib\DateTime\Format\Builder\Parser
\Regex.pm,extract] 
foo.pl

Now foo.exe runs through (not that there's much to run through - there are 
further things that need to be done I suspect, but between --add and --bind 
in this manner, it should be doable).

So basically, I now will produce the list of necessary binds dynamically (to 
adapt to wherever the DateTime::* stuff is installed in the INC).

Anyway, thanks for listening and helping - it's amazing what you figure out 
when you explain the problem to others :-)

ken1 

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