I'm happy the suggestions are helping. I am using Mac OS X Mavericks. I have a threaded, 64-bit installation of perl 5.18.1. I get a different error when trying to install Padre 1.00 from CPAN.

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During installation I get these test failures: 
t/15_locale.t .............. Failed 5/7 subtests

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During configuration, this is the locale that is given: 
Configuring Padre-1.00 ... Found locale    en_US.UTF-8

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The t/50_browser.t test passes for me. I force installed Padre, and it launches and seems to work...but I'm not sure if some features are broken due to the failing tests.

UPDATE: I also tried the version from SVN and I got a couple other test failures. I force installed and the app launches. Again, I'm unsure of what may be broken.

In reply to Re^5: Unable to install Wx by kevbot
in thread Unable to install Wx by Specus

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