On 7/19/07, CM Analyst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, I will sound like an idiot and at the moment, I
feel like...
Previously I was able to install and use the
Win32:SerialPort module in my script on a WinXP PC.
My requirement is now to run script on a Windows 2000
Workstation, so I downloaded
Ok, I will sound like an idiot and at the moment, I
feel like...
Previously I was able to install and use the
Win32:SerialPort module in my script on a WinXP PC.
My requirement is now to run script on a Windows 2000
Workstation, so I downloaded and installed Perl 5 and
the said module using "ppm
Chas,
The command you suggested worked beautifully. I was
able to make significant progress using the module in
my script.
Thank you to the "thebarncat" for your response as
well.
Best regards.
Amad
>
> ppm> install c:\temp\Win32-API-0.41\API.pm
> Searching for 'c:\temp\Win32-API-0.41\API.pm' returned
> no results. Try a broader search first.
>
> Can anyone please advise on what I need to do next?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Amad.
the package should contain a file with a ppd extension. cd to
On 7/3/07, CM Analyst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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ppm> install c:\temp\Win32-API-0.41\API.pm
Searching for 'c:\temp\Win32-API-0.41\API.pm' returned
no results. Try a broader search first.
snip
Firstly, ppm installs ppd (Perl Package Description) files not pm
(Perl Module) files and secondly
Hello everyone.
I am relatively new to Perl and this is my first
attempt at installing a module. I am using ActiveState
v.5.8.8.
I downloaded and installed Bill Birthisel's
Win32::SerialPort and Win32API::CommPort (Ver 0.19)
modules per the instructions. The installation appears
to be gone OK b
