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README  view on Meta::CPAN

    by default read for global defaults.

      # ~/.myperl/always/modules
      strictures
      autodie=:all

      # ~/.myperl/defaults/modules
      v5.14

      # ~/some_scripts/script.pl
      say "Hello World"

    The syntax for the modules file is,

    *   "comment" -- # comment

    *   "empty space"

    *   "Foo=bar,qux,baz" -- This translates to "use Foo qw(bar, qux, baz)"

    *   "-Foo=bar,qux,baz" -- This translates to "no Foo qw(bar, qux, baz)"

    Now,

      $ myperl ~/some_scripts/script.pl

    will print "Hello World".

    Let's say you are working on a typical Perl module like,

      .myperl/
      lib/
      t/
      bin/
      README
      LICENSE
      Makefile.PL
      ...

lib/App/MyPerl.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

default read for global defaults.

  # ~/.myperl/always/modules
  strictures
  autodie=:all

  # ~/.myperl/defaults/modules
  v5.14

  # ~/some_scripts/script.pl
  say "Hello World"

The syntax for the modules file is,

=over

=item *

C<comment> -- # comment

=item *

lib/App/MyPerl.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

C<-Foo=bar,qux,baz> -- This translates to C<no Foo qw(bar, qux, baz)>

=back

Now,

  $ myperl ~/some_scripts/script.pl

will print C<Hello World>.

Let's say you are working on a typical Perl module like,

  .myperl/
  lib/
  t/
  bin/
  README
  LICENSE
  Makefile.PL
  ...