Hi

Why not a simple dependency on Alien-Sisyphusion-Gtk2WebKitdlls?

Something like  <DEPENDENCY NAME="Alien-Sisyphusion-Gtk2WebKitdlls" />

Or since the dependency keyword is deprecated long time  <REQUIRE NAME="Alien-Sisyphusion-Gtk2WebKitdlls" />

Then later in Alien-Sisyphusion-Gtk2WebKitdlls.ppd 

  <SOFTPKG NAME="Alien-Sisyphusion-Gtk2WebKitdlls" VERSION="0" DATE="2
+017-03-28">
    <ABSTRACT>
      Extra DLLS for Gtk2::WebKit 
    </ABSTRACT>
    <PROVIDE NAME="Alien::Sisyphusion::Gtk2WebKitdlls" VERSION="1.3"/>
    <IMPLEMENTATION>
      <CODEBASE HREF="http://www.sisyphusion.tk/ppm/x86/Gtk2-WebKit-dl
+ls.tar.gz" />
    </IMPLEMENTATION>
  </SOFTPKG>

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And maybe in Alien/Sisyphusion/Gtk2WebKitdlls.pm you list the urls/files/versions... or not:)

In reply to Re^3: [PPM (Perl Package Manager)] Installing multiple modules from a single ppd file (Alien-Sisyphusion-Gtk2WebKitdlls) by beech
in thread [PPM (Perl Package Manager)] Installing multiple modules from a single ppd file by syphilis

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