LOL, well, don't know what I did different but I tried it again and it worked this time, so disregard the last post (unless you see an error you want to post about - might be useful to understand the errors of my ways).
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God, it's been three months and I'm messing with this stuff again...
Everything seems to be working right except when installing IO::Scalar it gives me an error. This is an exact printout of my actions: Quote:
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Could it be a problem with where I have the perl folder located? the .cpan folder is in C://.cpan and the perl folder is in C://games/perl. Thanks for any help ahead of time... |
The problem most of us were having is the location of nmake
find the C:\Perl\lib\CPAN\CPAN.pm Code:
change this line to 'c:\perl\bin\nmake.exe' and make sure the 'nmake.exe' is there. of course if your perl path is not c:\perl, change it to your perl path. this version of perl does not like the long name format (C:\program files\), so make sure, if your path does have long names, to use single quotes ('). this file is automatically created the first time you goto the CPAN shell , becuase it has an auto configure feature which you can use or not. |
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you have to type 'install IO::Scalar ' inside the cpan shell the prompt should look like this Code:
cpan shell -- CPAN exploration and modules installation (v1.7601) oh and its IO::Scalar not IO:Scaler |
NOTE - Don't forget this if you are having trouble
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Anyways, leaving the helpful tip of READING carefully on the instructions. Don't assume anything.... |
Im having this same issue as well, I followed the guide exactly (yes i saved Nmake with .exe extension, yes i restarted after i installed perl .. ect) has anybody found a solution to this?
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as I know,you only need IO::Scalar for plugins,you can run perl quests without it.Just dont compile deffining the scalar thing before.
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i tried running it without the IO::Scalar installed and got this...
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is there a different version of perl i can install that wont force me to use IO::Scalar or can i turn it off or what? |
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Good luck. |
What I wound up doing, was typing "install IO::Scalar", then letting it run through until it errored out saying that it couldn't find the file '@' (I guess @ was supposed to be used as an "echo off" character or something)... then in Windows Explorer, I went into this directory:
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C:\.cpan\build\IO-stringy-2.109\lib\IO Code:
Scalar.pm Code:
C:\Perl\lib\IO Code:
perl -MIO::Scalar -e "print 'Installed'" Also note that you may have to go back into Perl (perl -MCPAN -e shell) and type in 'reload index' (minus the quotes) in order for it to recognize the copied files. That's an extra step that I took before testing it... I'm not sure if it's 100% necessary to get it to recognize Scalar, but, I don't really feel like messing around with Perl anymore to try to find out. Now I just need to find that missing plugin.pl file... |
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