perl -c without perl modules ?

nipper

I have active perl on my laptop and use my editor to do a syntax check before I push it to the server. The issue I have is that perl is trying to locate some libraries and cannot find them (cause it is Perl and not iwperl). Can I tell perl ot overlook the missing libraries and just check the source ?

Tips/Pointers/RTFMs appreciated.

me

Adam Stoller

I have active perl on my laptop and use my editor to do a syntax check before I push it to the server. The issue I have is that perl is trying to locate some libraries and cannot find them (cause it is Perl and not iwperl). Can I tell perl ot overlook the missing libraries and just check the source ? Tips/Pointers/RTFMs appreciated. me

Copy the iw-perl/vendor/lib/TeamSite directory (and all of its contents) to your laptop - put it into the lib directory (retaining the TeamSite sub-directory) of your ActiveState perl installation - do the same with any custom perl modules you've written (placing them in the same relative location to the root of the lib directory) - and you should be able to check the syntax correctly.

In some cases - you'll even be able to run the code on your laptop with TeamSite (major exceptions are TeamSite::Config's functions - you may need to create a dummied-up version that doesn't try to run things like iwgethome, iwgetmount, etc.)

Not counting the last part (which I should probably do) - the first part I've done on my Mac so I can work on a lot of code locally before pushing it to a TS server.