Acme-require-case

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    It does not respect any prior "require" overrides, since it completely
    replaces "require" semantics. Therefore, it should be loaded as early as
    possible, perhaps on the command line:

        perl -MAcme::require::case myprogram.pl

    It does not support hooks in @INC and will croak if any are found.

    You certainly don't want to run this in production, but it might be good
    for your editor's compile command, or in "PERL5OPT" during testing.

    If you're really daring you can stick it in your shell:

        export PERL5OPT=-MAcme::require::case

    This module walks the filesystem checking case for every "require", so
    it is significantly slower than the built-in "require" function.

    Global "require" overrides are slightly buggy prior to Perl 5.12. If you
    really care about such things, load Lexical::SealRequireHints after you

lib/Acme/require/case.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

It does not respect any prior C<require> overrides, since it completely
replaces C<require> semantics.  Therefore, it should be loaded as early as
possible, perhaps on the command line:

    perl -MAcme::require::case myprogram.pl

It does not support hooks in C<@INC> and will croak if any are found.

You certainly don't want to run this in production, but it might be good for
your editor's compile command, or in C<PERL5OPT> during testing.

If you're really daring you can stick it in your shell:

    export PERL5OPT=-MAcme::require::case

This module walks the filesystem checking case for every C<require>, so
it is significantly slower than the built-in C<require> function.

Global C<require> overrides are slightly buggy prior to Perl 5.12.  If you
really care about such things, load L<Lexical::SealRequireHints> after