Hi, I'll check if it all works OK then upload a 0.60 release in due course. By 'works', I mean the use of PPM - not Padre itself, which I'm sure work's fine. I like the PPMs I provide on the wxperl.co.uk site to actually install correctly on most occasions.
Unfortunately, PPM itself has a 'feature' whereby if just one dependency is not available - it installs no dependencies at all - but doesn't tell you in an obvious way that this has happened. So, on a clean install ActivePerl 5.10, Padre 0.56 had 68 dependencies that needed to be installed. If PPM installs none of these, the user is left with a confusingly broken install. It's just this sort of thing that was one of the primary drivers for Strawberry Perl in the first place as I recall. If I am going to provide PPMs, I need to check that all dependencies are available at either the ActiveState repositories, or wxperl.co.uk and I need to script this check as doing it manually isn't a practical option. Which is a long way of saying, I will upload an up-to-date Padre eventually, just maybe not this week. regards Mark On 23/04/2010 08:25, Gabor Szabo wrote: > Hi Mark, > > it has been some time since you built the Padre 0.56 ppm > > It would be awesome if you could update the ppm repository of > http://www.wxperl.co.uk/ > with the the latest stack of the Wx modules and Padre for both 5.10 > and 5.12 > > regards > Gabor _______________________________________________ Padre-dev mailing list Padre-dev@perlide.org http://mail.perlide.org/mailman/listinfo/padre-dev
