Hi Corion,
Thanks for your reply on my query.

Please excuse my beginner level knowledge on perl. I am not sure about information you have asked me so I am describing how I got the Tk module for a particular perl version.

How I got Tk Perl Module?
I have got the Tk module with help of IT team in my organization and I am not sure how exactly they have downloaded and installed Tk Module. But each time, my request was given to IT team was in this way -> "To install Tk module for a particular Perl v5.xx.1 version".

Due to my very limited knowledge in managing modules in perl, I have difficulty understanding how to build Tk for a particular perl binary. But even if I somehow build Tk manually, will that ensure that it works for all perl versions? I assume here that you meant "perl version" by saying "perl binary".

Looking forward to your reply on this.

In reply to Re^2: Perl/Tk Version Dependency Issue by rkabhi
in thread Perl/Tk Version Dependency Issue by rkabhi

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