Re: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-15 Thread david
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Your response is great! > > Being new to the environment, simple and fundamental things can be > frustrating. Your step-by-step instruction not only made it possible to > install but it gave me a clue into understanding how the perl/cpan are > structured/organized. >

Re: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread perl
> [panda]$ perl -MDate::Class -le 'print $INC{"Date/Class.pm"}' Do you think you meant this? > [panda]$ perl -MClass::Date -le 'print $INC{"Class/Date.pm"}' thanks --- > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> I downloaded the tar file. But I couldn't find out how to install it >> from >

Re: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread perl
Your response is great! Being new to the environment, simple and fundamental things can be frustrating. Your step-by-step instruction not only made it possible to install but it gave me a clue into understanding how the perl/cpan are structured/organized. I just have a follow-up question. Is thi

RE: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread perl
fyi, I'm on the redhat linux. Well ths this the first I saw about Date::Calc. In any case, I have a pretty straight forward requirements and will ask you or anyone familiar dates for recommendation. Taking into consideration my requirements, what is the best date modules available that you can reco

RE: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread Tristram Nefzger
Hi, I suggest always taking a glance at the documentation that comes with the module. Most of that should be in the perldoc, so for Class::Date you can run "perldoc Class::Date". Sometimes it is useful also to look in the source directory at the README and INSTALL files and examples if any. I p

RE: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread perl
e latter is > where the data types and structures and functions of Class::Date are > defined in a format that is used to generate C code that is compiled > into dynamic libs that are loaded into perl at runtime to implement the > funtionality of this module. > > -tristram > > &

RE: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread Tristram Nefzger
IL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, October 14, 2003 12:30 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs Can someone help me with where to put the Date.xs file? I just downloaded the Class-Date-1.1.7.tar.gz. I figured out where to put the 2 files in /usr/lib/pe

Re: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread david
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I downloaded the tar file. But I couldn't find out how to install it from > the README. From the various info in the readme I was able to install the > .pm files but not the xs. The Date class look like it's working but it > keeps showing the message about the XS part wa

Re: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread Daniel Staal
--On Tuesday, October 14, 2003 15:49 -0700 "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I downloaded the tar file. But I couldn't find out how to install it from the README. From the various info in the readme I was able to install the .pm files but not the xs. The Date class look like it's wor

Re: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread perl
I downloaded the tar file. But I couldn't find out how to install it from the README. From the various info in the readme I was able to install the .pm files but not the xs. The Date class look like it's working but it keeps showing the message about the XS part warning. The Date.xs is sitting in m

Re: Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-14 Thread david
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Can someone help me with where to put the Date.xs file? > > I just downloaded the Class-Date-1.1.7.tar.gz. > > I figured out where to put the 2 files in /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.0/Class: > - Class::Date.pm > - Class::Date::Const.pm > > - Date.xs -where shoud it go? > > I r

Help w/Class::Date Date.xs

2003-10-13 Thread perl
Can someone help me with where to put the Date.xs file? I just downloaded the Class-Date-1.1.7.tar.gz. I figured out where to put the 2 files in /usr/lib/perl5/5.8.0/Class: - Class::Date.pm - Class::Date::Const.pm - Date.xs -where shoud it go? I ran th test in the t directory which look like a