EPIC and "my" variables
Steve Rainbird
I have installed padWalker but still can't see the "my" variables when I
debug.
Any ideas?
--
Steve
rup...@web-ideas.com.au
Cpan,Eclipse, EPIC, Padwalker, and everything runs except for variable
values...
Michael Carman
> I have installed padWalker but still can't see the "my" variables when I
> debug.
I'm not an Eclipse user, so I can only ask the obvious question: Are the
variables in scope at the time you're trying to evaluate them?
-mjc
rup...@web-ideas.com.au
couple of problems which I had to over come. First - Activestate 5.10
has got a couple of library problems, PadWalker and DBD::mysql are not
normally available for it. I had to specify full paths to repositories
for both:
ppm install http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/PPMPackages/10xx/DBD-mysql.ppd
ppm install http://www.bribes.org/perl/ppm/PadWalker.ppd
after this installation I included EPIC and had no problems with 5.10
- also I was initially x64 but down graded to x86 to the gui version.
however both have the same library aflictions. Hope that helps Steve.
But I'd still like somebody to advise if they had Ubuntu work
successfully for Perl/EPIC dev...
rupert
8.04 LTS Hardy 64bit
Perl v5.8.8 built for x86_64-linux-gnu-thread-multi
CPAN v1.9205 installed
Perl PadWalker v1.7 installed via CPAN
I'll look forward to any ideas you may have. Thanks!
Jürgen Exner
Ideas about what topic or problem?
jue
Dr.Ruud
> First - Activestate 5.10
> has got a couple of library problems, PadWalker and DBD::mysql are not
> normally available for it. I had to specify full paths to repositories
> for both:
>
> ppm install http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/PPMPackages/10xx/DBD-mysql.ppd
> ppm install http://www.bribes.org/perl/ppm/PadWalker.ppd
Those repositories are predefined in the ppm-GUI, see Edit / Preferences
/ Repositories / Suggested.
You'ld better not update an 8xx installation, just start with 5.10 from
scratch, this because of the @INC site/lib order change with 820(?).
--
Affijn, Ruud
"Gewoon is een tijger."
Dr.Ruud
> rupert:
>> First - Activestate 5.10
>> has got a couple of library problems, PadWalker and DBD::mysql are
>> not normally available for it. I had to specify full paths to
>> repositories for both:
>>
>> ppm install http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/PPMPackages/10xx/DBD-mysql.ppd
>> ppm install http://www.bribes.org/perl/ppm/PadWalker.ppd
>
> Those repositories are predefined in the ppm-GUI, see Edit /
> Preferences / Repositories / Suggested.
>
> You'ld better not update an 8xx installation, just start with 5.10
> from scratch, this because of the @INC site/lib order change with
> 820(?).
Just found out that "http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/PPMPackages/10xx/" doesn't
work anymore, but
"http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/PPMPackages/10xx/package.xml" does.
rupert
to work in windows. I'm just documenting it. It kept failing until I
did that. :( perhaps EPIC hasn't kept up with the developments in CPAN
- could that be a bug report needed?
Still trying to get it done in Linux if anybody has tips - otherwise
it looks like i'll be developming in windows, i'm tired of VIM...
Todd Wade
> i'm tired of VIM...
If you dont mind a suggestion, try Komodo. Its much lighter than
eclipse, but has all the features.
Komodo Edit is free...
I've tried a lot of IDEs, and I'd still have a tough time working
without Komodo.
trwww
hay...@yahoo.com
> Perl PadWalker v1.7 installed via CPAN
Since you're on ubuntu, try installing the packaged version of
padwalker, rather than building it from CPAN. Theoretically they
should be the same but there are a lot of variables in how you may
have compiled it from CPAN, (ie did you do it as a normal user or as
root?, if non-root then it probably won't work with eclipse as the
paths for the local user install will not be automatically included by
eclipse).
The package to install is: libpadwalker-perl