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Also consider that Perl will load the first file TieRegistry.pm it finds in @INC. Inspect the values of %INC to find out which file Perl loaded, and which one you edited. See perlvar and Data::Dumper.

use TieRegistry;
print Dumper \%INC;
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In reply to Re^3: How can I see a CPAN module's print message by Corion
in thread How can I see a CPAN module's print message by anaconda_wly

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