Parents (Total: 11)

The searched file hash is included in 11 parent files which include package known and seen by metalookup. A sample is included below:

Key	Value
MD5	96AC806CA2394A82DADAA210171B01E6
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	lp153.2.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	D684E23A6DD68A2E97572D457EBA12E702863E1F
SHA-256	A5677136FD3238DD439E3C97C9C96363D15EA1033713C183452A6714486BBC98

Key	Value
MD5	0D26B0AB5AFA1D09B09CFDA4CF318856
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	lp150.1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	DB4C5367224B7EC0893A6444B809B4C6F05B8F4E
SHA-256	043AA28B787A79D61B60BFFA8DF3D872D163BF28DDAFF634C59AF5CD262C85C2

Key	Value
MD5	6CBB41A6700E2673929E3BBE4A9D5529
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	3.2
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	9EBCE10D74E2676C46592F7AC603362736E71D97
SHA-256	C9A3D213AF26D55B942559ADA75CB3F22058F84F3727FFAEFCC4C9ED5F9E56BC

Key	Value
MD5	60BAA41FB61F3FEFEA0A7EEE6A9D7849
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	lp153.3.10
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	D4E52269E0FF2451D14450EC942300812BB1E7E7
SHA-256	067D58E1BD5C90E9AB02F914AE5DFD2579EE5BC859E3A660BE12A6A5427AAE12

Key	Value
MD5	E2A83C1EE5132421F1166097BC1C4FBF
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	lp152.1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	71DA21550D3D68A55225BB45C41A8850D04F0EF0
SHA-256	43C8AF986EB4F8B90A7D6053F53C8694CFE61E2F9699B176C885D2037ACEE9E0

Key	Value
MD5	1B4B30A8A118473CA4030EDD124D53D1
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	901D2CC1825363C2E0FD53A3CB71FFD1339BD573
SHA-256	13FAA61E9E6F937FFD6D56A0F969612D504ECB5D5A88EF8872D3FEA46B448B6E

Key	Value
MD5	24CE1C9954085600FBB9BEB669DE91A7
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	3.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	49A52BAA81A4989C2F254CFBE31346F1AAC0009A
SHA-256	F767A0743DA37C927AC50CDB316FE32863FF325A25B8D22DC45F77D341636D3D

Key	Value
MD5	E06461E7F32466E48A4879A314F866DB
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	19C53860C6C3A8C9D5CF83C1CF94FF9E61133AF3
SHA-256	56720B2A6D83D24F33ABDC611A88D955ECEDB605FD112E0FC56F34E74CA8DD51

Key	Value
MD5	0F04EAC73BB6E176B3E4AD1FEF801AF9
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageMaintainer	https://bugs.opensuse.org
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	bp154.1.21
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	71722FD3DA98A039C5DB93C3DEAC4CFCA540EBCE
SHA-256	39AA0236CC0FE7D01031BC7EE9F610DDEA5FC91C3660F59627D60F30416816A3

Key	Value
MD5	0B4391C3BDE36460C3ED5CA2677EA775
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	C354ABF321202D09882F992FF557B37B91555BD0
SHA-256	91D2B9C2D84C198472BD05DC4C085D77EEF14F82963CEAEBA1D7640EBA5454F3

Key	Value
MD5	317C924CA55A0C98DCC3410A3FBA6D15
PackageArch	noarch
PackageDescription	Adding a path to @INC to load modules from a local directory may seem simple, but has a few common pitfalls to be aware of. Directly adding a relative path to '@INC' means that any later code that changes the current working directory will change where modules are loaded from. This applies to the '.' path that used to be in '@INC' by default until perl 5.26.0, or a relative path added in code like 'use lib 'path/to/lib'', and may be a vulnerability if such a location is not supposed to be writable. Additionally, the commonly used FindBin module relies on interpreter state and the path to the original script invoked by the perl interpreter, sometimes requiring workarounds in uncommon cases like generated or embedded code. This module proposes a more straightforward method: take a path relative to the current file, absolutize it, and add it to '@INC'. If this module is already available to be loaded, it can be used as with lib.pm, passing relative paths, which will be absolutized relative to the current file then passed on to lib. Multiple arguments will be separately absolutized, and absolute paths will be passed on unchanged. For cases where this module cannot be loaded beforehand, the last section of the "SYNOPSIS" can be copy-pasted into a file to perform the same task.
PackageName	perl-lib-relative
PackageRelease	lp151.1.1
PackageVersion	1.000
SHA-1	558ADD26FD8F19AE8176D3DBDC724E09DA63545E
SHA-256	B6B98E593F06AF9A2EA410C8EE11D1F182F93071A916C66EE472B39CE67A25A8