Will,

Tk is one of the easy ones.

Just type "ppm install Tk".

Christopher

P.S. I would add that I also get acid indigestion when it
comes to compiling on windows.  On unix the process of 
perl Makefile.PL + make + make install works most every 
time.  On windows a similar aproach *should* be possible,
but I have yet to do this.

I know that I can compile *some* things under Cygwin on
windows. (pdksh succeeded, emacs failed (easy vs hard))
But I am not yet sure how to compile in a Cygwin shell
and yet install to my normal perl5.6 install area.

i.e. Cygwin has its own concept of where it is...it will
try to install perl and extensions into /usr/lib,
but this is really C:\cygwin\lib.  Check this:
=================
administrator@CHAHN-DEV /usr/lib
$ df -k /usr/lib
Filesystem         1024-blocks  Used Available Capacity Mounted on
C:\cygwin\bin        17911712 7242432  10669280     40%   /usr/bin
=================

I have not worked too much at this, but am interested in 
finding a proven "compiling perl + mods on Nt/2000 recipe".

Let us know if you find it.


-----Original Message-----
From: Will W [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 1:11 PM
To: perl-win32-users
Subject: newbyish question: guide to installing CPAN modules


Hi, all.

I'm stumped on how to install a module into my AS perl (v5.6 build 622). I
don't know and don't want to learn C or C++ and I've no C/C++ compiler (I
will get one only if I have to). If I can avoid learning about makefiles,
etc, I would much prefer to stay ignorant of them for now (got enough other
stuff to deal with).

So far I haven't found any description of the ppm process that is dummied
down enough for me to follow. For instance, Nancy Walsh's mention on p5 of
Perl/Tk got me started, but the README-ActiveState.txt  from
TK800.022.tar.gz talks of PerlCRT.dll and PerlCRT.lib which are not present
on my system and goes on to describe a "make" process that is suitable for
younger minds than mine.
I'm confused.

1. Where can I find dummied down instructions on loading a module?

2. What is the simplest way for me to get Tk capability?

TIA
-Will


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