IO-TTY is not available in a PPM distribution. It is not directly compatible with Active-State Perl on Windows, it will, however, work with Cygwin installed. You should read the documentation for the module.

As a matter of interest, here is the response for a search of the basic PPM repositories for TTY:

PPM - Programmer's Package Manager version 3.4.
Copyright (c) 2001 ActiveState Software Inc.  All Rights Reserved.

Entering interactive shell. Using Term::ReadLine::Perl as readline lib
+rary.

Type 'help' to get started.

ppm> s tty
Searching in Active Repositories
  1. Apache-PrettyPerl      [2.10] Apache-PrettyPerl
  2. Apache-PrettyText      [1.08] Apache-PrettyText
  3. Email-MIME-ContentType [1.01] Email-MIME-ContentType
  4. HTML-PrettyPrint          [1] HTML-PrettyPrint
  5. HTML-PrettyPrinter     [0.03] HTML-PrettyPrinter
  6. IO-Stty                  [02] IO-Stty
  7. Modem-Vgetty           [0.03] Modem-Vgetty
  8. WWW-Gazetteer-Getty    [0.10] WWW-Gazetteer-Getty
ppm>

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jdtoronto

In reply to Re: Installing Tty Module by jdtoronto
in thread Installing Tty Module by kbforme

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