Good day monastry mind
Today I install sl4a on my phone and write my first android code. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Android;

my $droid = Android -> new();
my $Out = 'try data for ever looop';
$droid -> makeToast ('event invfo');# done
$droid -> vibrate(); #  done
$droid -> dialogCreateAlert ('d.title','d.data');
$droid -> dialogSetPositiveButtonText ('da');
$droid -> dialogShow();
$Out = $droid -> dialogGetResponse() -> {'result'};
if ($Out -> {'which'} eq 'positive'){
$droid -> makeToast ('have positivee response');}
$droid -> dialogCreateSpinnerProgress('test title','data');
$droid -> dialogShow();
sleep 3;
$droid -> dialogDismiss();

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Anyway it simple hello world in android api.
So my qustion is: how do I install perl modules on android and what the best manual to read about perl on android.

In reply to perl 4 android & modules. by builat

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