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Perl on windows installation - Perhaps some work to be done here. #271
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I agree with this - also not sure Padre has much advantage over other editors + Perl plugins - either send patch or when I next review these tickets I'll try get sorted |
For what I can say I'd simply suggest Strawberry Perl to all windows users. I work most of the times on windows and I switched from ActivePerl to Strawberry Perl ~6 years ago and I found no problems at all. Strawberry makes a big effort releasing distros with many preinstalled modules and also has the portable serie. Since 5.20 it also has the PDL edition. It has 64 versions and 32 bit ones with or without USE_64_BIT_INT ...what do you want more? ;=) About Padre I'm not in the position to judge: i tried once many years ago within dwimperl. Now dwim is no more supported. As suggested by MartinMcGrath above I tried A new instance of
My tests on: Not the best way to start. In conclusion I'd say: go with Strawberry Perl without esitation, even Larry suggest it, and use your preferred text editor or IDE. |
You can get Padre up and running quite easily on Strawberry Perl 5.28 (in 5.30 Wx is broken) following these instructions - https://paulshipley.id.au/blog/coding-tips/ide-for-strawberry-perl-for-windows/ |
Anyone want to send a PR to improve the situation? |
THANK YOU to davebaird for pointing me to Paul Shipley's instructions (https://paulshipley.id.au/blog/coding-tips/ide-for-strawberry-perl-for-windows/) Took me two days to finally install Padre on top of the latest version of Strawberry Perl... figured out all my problems with the exception of patching Locker.pm, which Paul's webpage helped me navigate :-) Also, for any of you trying to accomplish the same... I manually --force installed some of the required modules that Padre needed. |
Hi,
The Windows installation page (https://learn.perl.org/installing/windows.html) suggests Padre, the Padre page links to an DWIM perl which hasn't been updated in years:
http://dwimperl.szabgab.com/
With this in mind perhaps it'd be better to simply suggest Strawberry Perl, and then
cpanm Padre
to install the IDE.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: