Hi khopf.
I searched a few ActiveState repositories but it wasn't available. In the event that you don't want to wait (and hope they build it eventually), I seem to recall podmaster hosts his own repository and does take requests. Maybe he could build a win32 version for you? If not, you'll need to obtain 'nmake'. The following node might be useful as well: Installing modules on Win32.
Hope this helps,
-Katie.
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For ActiveState 6xx builds (5.6.0/5.6.1) this module is available at Inline::Files. You can download it and point PPM at it on your local drive or point PPM at the AS PPM repository.
They don't seem to have a version available for 5.8 yet, however, a very perfunctory test shows that the version for 5.6 seems to work with AS 5.8.0.
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Inline::Files appears to be a pure perl module. Get the source, then get nmake15.exe from here, then run
perl Makefile.pl
nmake
nmake test
nmake install
from the command line. Boom, it's installed.
HTH...
Update: Here's A Guide to Installing Modules. And here's a how-to for creating your own ppm. You won't have to wait for that crazyinsomniac!
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It is now available from the ActiveState repository for both Perl 5.6 and 5.8. | [reply] |