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in thread plugin installation alternative

How did you download it? As a tarball? Unfortunately, this might not be as easy as it seems. You need to tell us what you've already done to get where you are. What OS (Operating System) you're on (I don't know if Padre runs on *nix and/or Windows), what else you've installed, what you did to install the P6 Padre module and what issues may have come up (ie. error messages etc).

I apologize for the questions, but it's been a while since I've played and written code in Perl6, but I promise someone will show up and will be able to help.

Where is moritz when you need him? ;)

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Re^4: plugin installation
by redskall (Initiate) on Dec 21, 2015 at 22:43 UTC

    no worries grateful for the support anyway.i have dwimperl, rakudo and the latest strawberry perl on windows8 all as .msi. the plugin is still a tarball. i swear ive havent worked this hard for something in a little while

Re^4: plugin installation
by redskall (Initiate) on Dec 21, 2015 at 23:04 UTC

    thanks steve. Just retried the plugin installation. Worked this time.

      do you know any other useful plugins and modules for perl6?

        »»» This post is about beta status Perl 6, not rock solid Perl 5 «««

        From today's Perl 6 advent calendar blog post:

        First, I’d like to point out that the imminent Christmas Release is largely not concerned with the topic of this post. I’ll leave it to someone more qualified to qualify the release in more precise terms but suffice it to say {the Christmas Release} is about the Perl6 language and at least one implementation. That does not include non-core ecosystem concerns such as: {modules}, distribution, searching, installing, testing services, linters, etc… In the Perl5 world these things are collectively known as “CPAN” and are a huge part of what makes Perl5 useful to many.

        The second item I’d like to bring to your attention is that we’ve had an ecosystem solution for quite some time now. Its basically a collection of repos hosted at github (https://github.com/perl6/ecosystem/blob/master/META.list), which can be searched (modules.perl6.org) and installed (panda or zef).

        Note that a lot of ecosystem modules have been broken by recent changes and not yet been made to again work properly, or at least pass their test suites, or even build. Additionally, the zef module installer was broken by very recent changes and may not yet be working again. In general, the last few months have seen the most module breakage I've seen in the last 4 years.

        Hth.