Hi, One thing I forgot. If your wxWidgets is compiled to use wxGraphics context (like the current PPMs at wxperl.co.uk) thrn if you distribute your application you will need to install gdiplus.dll side by side with it if the MS Windows version is 2000 or below. You should use the native operating system version if Win version is XP or greater.
I hope to release a version of Wx::Perl::Packager that handles this without intervention soon, but until then you will have to do it manually. The method I have implemented is to bind gdiplus.dll as gdiplus\gdiplus.dll. Then in Wx::Perl::packager put this on the path if Win OS version demands. I am not ready to release it yet though as I want to make it work for PAR too. Regards Mark Mark Dootson wrote: > Hi, > > Install latest Wx::Perl::Packager from cpan or PPMs at > http://www.wxperl.co.uk. > Then, at top of your script: > use Wx::Perl::Packager; > That is it. > > > The only thing that won't work is that you can't use the --dyndll option with > PDK. > > Regards > > Mark > > > > > Octavian Rasnita wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I am trying to pack a WxPerl app with perlapp 7 and I've read that I >> need to put the following line at the beginning of the program: >> >> BEGIN {use Wx::Perl::Packager::PDK;} >> >> But if I try to run it, it gives an error telling that this module >> cannot be found. I've tried to install it using ppm and cpan, but I >> couldn't find it. >> >> Can you please tell me if the method that should be used for packaging >> with PDK changed? >> >> Thank you. >> >> Octavian >> > >
