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How to exit current CPAN module and open a new session?
I am new to perl and CPAN. I see that perl is installed in my system.
However, I would like to install DBI package to run a script called INSTALL.PL.
When I type CPAN, I get the below error message
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Make package both Functional and OO
I've seen CPAN Perl modules that can be used in a functional or OO way. I usually write OO and Functional packages depending on what I need, but I'm still not how write modules that can used both ways....
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Error While installing perl Packages in Freebsd?
I am getting this error while installing any perl module in a freebsd server when I googled it I Found that cpan is broken then how to update cpan without using ports want to use only pkg..
cpan JSON
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How to install Perl packages automatically in FreeBSD using a Perl script without any prompt?
I want to install Perl packages automatically using a Perl script. The code I am using is
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use utf8;
use CPAN;
eval "use JSON"
or do {
CPAN::install(...
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Automatically Install Package-Based Perl Modules in Ubuntu
I would like to install the Perl modules required by a specific Perl script, such as those listed by the perl-depends tool. However, I would like to do that in Ubuntu using the apt-get, meaning ...
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Perl CPAN-style Packaging with no lib/*.pm
I've got a collection of Perl scripts and a couple XML data files that they depend on which I'd like to distribute. Currently, I've got a shell script which copies bin/* and share/* to a target ...
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How can I install several CPAN distributions at once?
I have recently started some Perl development and use CPAN to install all my packages. I was wondering if there are some "best practices" to manage required packages for a script or application. So ...
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How do I find out the filename of a Perl package?
I would like to translate a Perl package name to the full path of the file.
say package_name_to_path('Foo::Bar::Baz');
/tmp/Foo/Bar/Baz.pm
I know there is a CPAN module to do this? I just can't find ...
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How do YOU manage Perl modules when using a package manager?
A recent question here on SO got me thinking.
On most Linux distributions that I tried, some Perl modules would be available through the package manager. Others, of course, not. For quite a while I ...