Update: I like the Anon Monk question. Back up and tell us what you are trying to do and why you want this module. There may be another way to do what you want. I've used Cygwin before and this adds a significant layer of complication. I wouldn't do that unless you really have to do it.

Thanks Marshall

Perfect. I understand well now.

Concerning your update, i just replied to Anonymous Monk. And yes , as you say, it seems to be complicated for a tool.

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Cygwin is a Unix emulator for Windows.

The error is stating that you can not install IO::Tty on Windows. Cygwin will allow you to use it on Windows, through the Unix emulator.

Thanks stevieb .

OK i understand now. But have i to install cygwin to do it?

I tried it but cygwin seems special. He wants us to add a web site url , is it ?

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Hi Anonymous Monk,

Of course,

I would like to install "IO::Tty" in order to install "Expect::Simple" module which will allow me to install finally "Carp::REPL" package.

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Instead of jumping through hoops trying to install a huge pile of stuff just in order to get a repl on failure, try something like this:

$SIG{ __DIE__ } = sub {
    require Carp;
    Carp::Cluck( @_ );
    while( 1 ) {
        my $code = <STDIN>;
        print eval $code;
    }
};
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Of course, that's just a minimalist implementation that may not even run as I typed it straight into the browser, but it's probably easier to fix that up to something usable than chase through all the dependencies of the module you're trying to use.

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The CPAN Testers Matrix for Carp-REPL looks more or less empty for Windows. Even with Cygwin.

However, I see neither Expect::Simple nor IO::Tty listed under its prerequisites, so there may still be another reason for this deficit…