This module only partially supports the XBRL standard and won't currently work on Windows systems. So it seems your efforts are doomed to failure. Sorry. :-(

Probably not :) 

 
#my $doc = XBRL->new({file => $xbrl_file, schema_dir=>"/var/cache/xbrl
+"});

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This appears to be the only portability issue ... you have to set your own schema_dir ... should work on win32 provided you fix that

In reply to Re^4: "cpan force install I18N::Langinfo" failure (1,000th post) by Anonymous Monk
in thread "cpan force install 18N::Langinfo" failure by brilamhk

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