At 00:27 +0100 2002.02.19, Louis Pouzin wrote: >Installing Perl modules is untrod path to me. I definitely would like to >learn >the trade, but it seems that I may not be on the right track, at >least >not until MacPerl 5.6.1r1 is available.
Well, to do it for 5.2.0r4, the best way is to install cpan-mac, download the distribution of TimeDate, and drop it on "installme". Same thing for 5.6.1r1, except that you don't need to install cpan-mac. 5.6.1r1 will not be significantly different from 5.2.0r4. There will be very few differences, and no real important ones. And you can just run the updater to get the new version anyway. So I'd say just install 5.6.1b4 now if you want to start using 5.6.1. >Question to Chris, or others: is the above module usable within which version >of MacPerl ? Or, is there somewhere a version tailored to MacPerl ? It works fine on any MacPerl 5.n.nr4 or on 5.6.1. -- Chris Nandor [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://pudge.net/ Open Source Development Network [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://osdn.com/
