in reply to installing cpan via script

Perhaps you want to package an application and all the required modules. See pp and PAR::Packer.

Replies are listed 'Best First'.
Re^2: installing cpan via script
by Anonymous Monk on Jul 04, 2013 at 03:39 UTC
    what exactly will pp do ? from what I know perl packages are useful for active perl not for strawberry perl , and on windows i am using strawberry perl
[reply]

      Had you clicked the link I provided and actually read some of the text you'd know what pp does. The description section covers it all well. This is something completley different from packages acquired by PPM.

[reply]
        no I read it , but it does not explain how to use pp in the script , that is where I am stuck . where to write those line in the script nad how to install that tar file
[reply]

      what exactly will pp do ?

      Maybe you can read the linked documentation to figure out what pp can do. OTOH, strawberryperl comes with cpan, so what you're talking about suddenly becomes a mystery

[reply]
        we need to install cpan in strawberry perl to run it , so that is what i am saying ,is it possible to use the cpan without the user having to install it . As far as pp is concerned , my question was since I am not using active perl so why ppm not cpan , because from my knowledge ppm is for active perl
[reply]

In Section Seekers of Perl Wisdom