Hi talexb,

Glad the first module worked without a hitch :-)

I'm not sure about the error in OpenPlugin. If you could provide more information regarding the plugins/drivers you are trying to install, and perhaps the error messages, I think I can help you get that going.

However, I'm ashamed to say that I do know what the problem with the third module, OpenThought, is. I'm still not sure how this managed to slip by, but there's a bug in the test suite.

The fix (as least, a decent temporary one) is to edit two test files in the OpenThought distribution: 
  t/02_serialize.t
  t/03_deserialize.t

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You can add the following line which should allow the test to work properly: 
  $OpenThought::Prefix = "./openthought";

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You can put it after the line reading: 
  use OpenThoughtTests();

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You are more than welcome to email me that debug information on OpenPlugin if you like. I'd be thrilled to be able to work out any kinks that are showing up.

Thanks for the heads up,
-Eric

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Schroeder: "The joy is in the playing."

In reply to Re: OpenThought test problems by andreychek
in thread OpenThought test problems by talexb

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