Hi, You need to get the Perl you just installed on your path which you can do with
. /<install-directory>/PadrePerl/bin/padreenv32 that's dot - space - path You can type perl -V at command prompt to ensure the perl we just installed is first on your path. Then padre at the command prompt will work. Regards Mark On 27/08/2011 22:15, Daniel Carrera wrote: > On 08/27/2011 10:00 PM, Mark Dootson wrote: >> To install to your home directory: >> >> ./padreperl-linux-x86-5-12-r90 -d /home/yourname >> /home/yourname/PadrePerl/x86/5-12/bin/relocateperl >> >> To set up necessary paths in a terminal session >> >> . /home/yourname/PadrePerl/bin/padreenv32 >> >> To run padre ... >> >> padre > > Hmmm... I tried this, and the first few steps worked. If I just run > "padre" that takes me to /usr/bin/padre which is the old, 0.5 version > from my distribution that I don't want to use. So I poked around and > found this: > > /<install-directory>/PadrePerl/bin/padreperl32 > > So I tried that, and the terminal just hangs... it doesn't do anything. > There is no error message, no visible CPU usage, but the program doesn't > return either. It's as if it is stuck inside a do-nothing loop. > > Any suggestions? > > Daniel. _______________________________________________ Padre-dev mailing list Padre-dev@perlide.org http://mail.perlide.org/mailman/listinfo/padre-dev
