Webmaster Forum / Perl / Modules / December 2007

I am using activestate perl 5.10 on a windows XP box. Before trying to
install Net::SSH2, I tried to install libssh2.  I do not have Visual
Studio, couldn't find any binaries, and ultimately couldn't figure out
how to install libssh2.

Trying this but only "aaa" outputs not "bbb". What's fix? I'm new to
XML and Perl - help appreciated.
xml file:
<?xml version='1.0'?>

I have a gui which reads a lot of data and fills in a table of entry
widgets with the updated values for certain variables.  I want to make
it more dynamic and be able to creates x by y number of entry widgets
on the fly.  Right now, I have a program that works, but I have

I have a perl script.I have a print statement which I have commented
out.But I am seeing that the commented line is being shown in the
compilation error.I am new to perl programming.Any help is
appreciated.Thanks in advance.

At work, we ship our dependencies with our code.  As it turns out,
everyone installs these dependencies in slightly different ways because
no one can *quite* figure out how to configure CPAN to handle this for
us.  What we would like, and having it work for both EUMM and

My site has been humming along in blissful ignorance of the latest
Perl happenings for several years, running Perl 5.6.0, Apache 1.3, and
whatever version of mod_perl was current. I use CGI.pm to do request
parsing and response output, because the whole site used to be

Currently I'm doing this:
use CGI();
my $cgi = new CGI;
$cgi = new CGI($cgi->param('POSTDATA'));

What are the advantages of your modules for GMP
over the module the GMP itself includes in /demos?
Best regards,

Him guys,
In a nutshell, I have built a module that does some database
abstraction, called SQLUtils. This object does all the database
handling and allows me to define and store named queries.

Quite often I find myself in the position of having a tarball that I'd
like to install with CPAN.pm. There are two reasons I'd like to do
this:
   * Let CPAN.pm find and install dependencies for me

I am trying to run a Tornado simulator with Perl. The command line in
an ordinary Windows command window looks like this:
C:\Tornado\target\config\simpc\vxWorks.exe /r32000000
Which I then wish to run inside a Perl script. This then becomes:

I am currently migrating several large scripts from XML::DOM to
XML::LIBXML and the transistion has hightligted a number of problems.
Both modules have rather poorly documented aspects and the move to
XML::LIBXML is proving painful.

I've just uploaded CPAN::FindDependencies version 2 to the CPAN.  This
is pretty much a complete re-write which has lots of cool new Stuff:
* uses Parse::CPAN::Packages instead of CPAN.pm, so loads faster and
 takes a lot less memory;

Dear really-really-lazyweb,
Would someone please create a CPAN module that finds a wordlist on  
the local computer in a cross-platform friendly manner, a la  
File::HomeDir?  For typical unix systems, that would be:

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