You can find the source at:

https://gitlab.com/lembark/findbin-libs

This may be the simplest way to view the examples also.

This should work anyplace File::Spec can split directories, which 
should be anywhere Perl runs.

This may not do much good on Windows: the crazy directory structure 
common to Windows systems do not seem very amenable to using 
$FindBin::Bin as the starting point for locating libraries.

Anyone with access to VMS should find this working, quite useful 
with virtual devices for associating file trees in development.

Note that the lookup can be for any basename, not just a directory.
This makes the module useful for finding config files, named pipes,
whatever you like. The test for returning content is "-e", not "-d",
which means you may need some add'l tests in your code to validate
what was found. 

Older versions of the module support earlier versions of perl
(see ./versions for list of Perl versions supported). Older
versions of modules are left in the ./versions directory for 
backwards compatibility for anyone stuck on those versions; they
are unmaintained execpt for bugfixes specific to the version.

Installation:

    perl Makefile.PL;
    make all test install;
    perldoc FindBin::libs;

also see ./examples for come common use cases.

Zei gesund