| Subject: | Build.PL -y (and -n) do not work |
The Build.PL -y and -n options do not work. The problem is the same as
that reported by Slaven Rezic in RT 39245 (Thanks, Slaven!). The
corrected Build.PL is attached.
| Subject: | Build.PL |
use 5.006; # For 'our', at the very least.
use strict;
use warnings;
use Config;
use FileHandle;
use Module::Build;
# Generate a builder object.
my $bldr = Module::Build->new (
dist_author => 'Tom Wyant (wyant at cpan dot org)',
dist_abstract => 'Solve Sudoku and related puzzles',
module_name => 'Games::Sudoku::General',
requires => {},
## dist_name => 'Games-Sudoku-General',
## dist_version_from => 'lib/Games/Sudoku/General.pm',
get_options => {y => {}, n => {}},
dynamic_config => 1,
license => 'perl',
);
# Find out what the user wants to do.
my %opt = $bldr->args ();
my @exe_files;
my @clean_files;
my @possible_exes = ('sudokug');
print <<eod;
In addition to Games::Sudoku::General, you will get the following
executable:
sudokug -- an interactive interface to Games::Sudoku::General.
If you do not want this, run Build.PL with the -n option.
Unless you are running MSWin32 or VMS (which are special-cased),
I will assume you're running some version of U*ix, and behave
accordingly.
eod
if ($opt{n}) {
print "Because you have asserted -n, the executables will not be installed.\n\n";
}
elsif ($opt{y}) {
print "Because you have asserted -y, the executables will be installed.\n\n";
@exe_files = @possible_exes;
}
else {
foreach (@possible_exes) {
push @exe_files, $_
if $bldr->prompt ("Do you want to install $_?", 'n') =~ m/^y/i
;
}
}
if (@exe_files) {
if ($^O eq 'MSWin32') {
@exe_files = map {"bin/$_"} @exe_files;
foreach (@exe_files) {`pl2bat $_`}
@clean_files = @exe_files =
grep {-e $_} map {"$_.bat"} @exe_files;
}
elsif ($^O eq 'VMS') {
foreach my $fni (map {"[.bin]$_"} @exe_files) {
my $fno = "$fni.com";
my $fhi = FileHandle->new ("<$fni") or die <<eod;
Error - Unable to open $fni
$!
eod
my $fho = FileHandle->new (">$fno") or die <<eod;
Error - Unable to open $fno
$!
eod
print $fho "$Config{startperl}\n";
while (<$fhi>) {print $fho $_}
}
@clean_files = @exe_files = map {"[.bin]$_.com"} @exe_files;
}
else {
@exe_files = map {"bin/$_"} @exe_files;
}
}
##my $vers = $] >= 5.008 ? '-5.8' : '';
my $vers = '';
# Tell Module::Build what we want to do.
$bldr->add_to_cleanup (\@clean_files);
$bldr->script_files (\@exe_files);
# Generate the build script, at long last.
$bldr->create_build_script ();