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Good question. Unfortunately, you may not like my answer so much.

The functionality you want exists, in the form of the `-b' switch. Specifically, this is what I've been using lately:

h2xs -AXn Foo-Bar -b 5.5.3

The problem is that this switch was added in early June 2000 , too late for 5.6.0. It has been integrated into the 5.6.1 track.

Your options are (in no particular order):

  • Get Perl 5.7.0 or an even newer version of the development track
  • Wait for 5.6.1, which should be RSN.
  • Integrate that patch into your version of h2xs
  • Manually delete the "require 5.005_xx", change "use warnings" to "-w", and all `our' vars to `use vars' in every module you create
  • Use the 5.00503 version of h2xs

-dlc


In reply to Re: h2xs question by dchetlin
in thread h2xs question by chorg

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