RE: Why does File::Path not respond to 'cover'?

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> Date: Sun=2C 28 Jun 2015 09:18:57 -0400=0A=
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> Subject: Re: Why does File::Path not respond to 'cover'?=0A=
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> Thanks=2C yary. Yes=2C after I posted I recalled that Devel::Cover does=
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> exclude core modules. IIRC=2C pjcj had a project called 'p5cover' which=
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> was intended to rectify that=2C but I don't know that project's current=
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> In any case=2C on my previous laptop I located some correspondence with=
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> pjcj from two years ago in which I reported having found a hack for this=
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> case: Create a branch. In the branch rename 'Path.pm' to something=0A=
> like 'ABCPath.pm'=2C then do a global search-and-replace in all files=0A=
> (except things like README=2C TODO and Changes) to impose the new name.=
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> At that point you can run 'perl Makefile.PL && make'=2C and from that=0A=
> point Devel::Cover sees a brand new library and calculates coverage.=0A=
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I had a similar problem with NYTProf and XSLoader. Since XSLoader was=0A=
already loaded=2C in order to load NYTProf=2C it wasn't instrumented.=A0 So=
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deleted XSLoader's %INC entry and called require again=2C and that=0A=
instrumented XSLoader.=0A=
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