Yup - I agree but our company proxy blocks ftp requests.... So I get
problems during PPM installs. I agree - ActiveState is the way...
Thanks,
Jonathan Hughes
Tech Support Specialist
Goodyear South Africa
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2003/10/27 04:28 Subject: RE: Win32::GUI - Windows2000 -
How to install? - I have errors
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The best way to install any module on Win32 is via PPM. If you aren't
using
ActiveState's ActivePerl, go get it now. Once it's installed, from the
command line type PPM. The syntax from the PPM prompt is below.
PPM> install Win32-GUI
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Subject: Win32::GUI - Windows2000 - How to install? - I have errors
Hi,
as always - thanks in advance to anyone who can help me..
I am trying to install Win32::GUI into my Windows2000 Advanced Server
Active State Perl 5.6.1 Build 633 installation.
The install seems to run OK but when I call in the module in my Perl script
via the 'use' syntax - the script fails. Here is the detail:
MY SCRIPT:
use Win32::GUI;
THE RESULT:
C:\>perl gui.pl
Can't locate loadable object for module Win32::GUI in @INC (@INC contains:
C:/Pe
rl/lib C:/Perl/site/lib .) at gui.pl line 1
Compilation failed in require at gui.pl line 1.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at gui.pl line 1.
C:\>
Can anyone advise me - my knowledge of Perl internals related to Win32::GUI
is sparse... Is this a Win2000 problem??
Can someone also tell me their success story with installing Win32::GUI -
quite simply - what is the simplest way to do it??
Thanks
Jonathan Hughes
Tech Support Specialist
Goodyear South Africa
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