You could unzip the module in a temporary directory and call perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=xxx LIB=xxx where xxx might be ~/lib or a non-standard directory where you have sufficient permission, followed by the usual mantra (see JavaFan's response). In-depth description can be found for example in this tutorial.

You can use lib (preferred) or call perl with the -I switch, or set the environment variable PERL5LIB or PERLLIB to xxx so your programs will find the non-standard xxx directory. The latter method affects all your Perl programs (might have undesired side effects, e.g. concerning security or module versions visible), the first two limit the effect to the programs invoked.

Komodo might need to learn a non-standard xxx directory first, e.g. Edit -> Preferences -> Languages -> Perl -> Additional Perl Import Directories (*nix, but Windows should be similar).

In reply to Re: How to Install Date::Calc by Perlbotics
in thread How to Install Date::Calc by rpike

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