On 3/4/03 4:45 AM, "Brad Cathey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Trying to install H::T on my Mac OS X machine. From the Terminal window, was
> able to run the install from CPAN...I think. When I ran a test that had
> worked on my regular web server, nada. Is there a way to tell H::T is
> installed on my system? Is there a better way to install. I'm not a Unix guy
> and not sure how to use methods like Makefile.
Two possible places that it could turn up in:
Macintosh HD:Library:Perl:HTML:Template.pm
or
Macintosh HD:Users:YourUserName:Library:Perl:HTML:Template
If it ends up in your Users:Library then in your perl file you'll have to
include the "use lib '/Macintosh HD/Users/YourUserName/Library/Perl';"
before you "use HTML::Template;"
:-jerry
P.S.: It looks like 'locate' does come installed on Mac OS X by default, so
you can try that.
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