Grinnz
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6 years ago If you want a script to use the first perl in your path when not invoked with a specific perl, use the shebang #!/usr/bin/env perl. Any scripts installed by that perl (e.g. from CPAN) should have an appropriate shebang already.
Not really an issue but a clarification... I think.
System - Linux Mint Cinnamon
When you set plenv local or global and call 'which perl' it will point to a plenv perl distribution right?
I ask because I can use a plenv perl distro if I call call the perl.pl script with perl but it fails if I chmod the perl script and ./perl.pl.
Basically, if I plan to use a plenv perl distro I must set the plenv distro and then call any perl script with perl instead of ./perl.pl. Is this correct and why wasn't this in the documentation?
From a Perl noob.
Actually. If I change the she-bang line in Perl script to point to the plenv Perl distro then I can chmod the script and ./perl.pl. Like I said, Perl noob.