Paul Kirchner wrote:
2. Start the ActivePerl Package Manager and run the following commands:
install dbi
install dbd-sqlite2
install time-modules
install config-ini
install text-glob
install xml-sax-expat
Thanks. I worked out something fairly similar but mine failed when I did
the 'install dbd-sqlite2'. I just figured "I've obviously got the
'wrong' flavour of perl..." especially when I saw the web page that
listed dbd-sqlite2 as "not currently available" on windows. It was the
first time I'd tried to set up perl from scratch so I didn't really know
to expect otherwise. I had briefly looked at the commands for adding
repositories, but then found there was a working CPAN module and thought
"oh of course, CPAN is where these modules come from", having seen it
used on other platforms before...
3. Then create or edit /Perl/site/lib/XML/SAX/ParserDetails.ini
Hmmm... well if I'd got past step 2, I've no idea where I'd have found
out I needed to do that.
The new nightly builds should fulfil my other requirements (thanks,
Toby!) as long as none of the other recent changes have been
detrimental, so I doubt I'll be trying this again soon... a few pointers
in the right direction might still be an idea for people who do want to
hack the script and don't have perl set up on Windows yet... if nothing
else so they don't get diverted from the correct path if something
doesn't work as expected.
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Stephen Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Software Engineer, Vision Group - Pro-Measure Leader
Wilcox Associates Inc. (U.K.)
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