On Thu Jul 28 13:56:13 2011, AMBS wrote:
Show quoted text> Hey
>
> Isn't this supposed to work? :)
>
> [ambs@rachmaninoff]$ perlbrew list
> /opt/local/bin/perl (5.14.0)
> /usr/bin/perl (5.14.0)
>
> [ambs@rachmaninoff]$ perlbrew switch /opt/local/bin/perl mydefault
> /opt/local/bin/perl is not installed
>
> Thanks
While it is broken now (not working as what documents says), I personally want to
completely deprecate the feature to switch to any perl PATH, at least not directly with
'switch' command.
'use' and 'switch' command are re-written so no symlink creation is involved, thus makes
perlbrew a bit more multi-user friendly.
However this feature can be resorted with "alias" command:
perlbrew alias /opt/local/bin/perl the-opt-perl
perlbrew use the-opt-perl
perlbrew switch the-opt-perl
Obviously this is not implement yet, but I believe it should be a good feature to in the future
release :)
