Hello Kind and Wise Monks:

My inexperience has painted me into a corner. I am using ActivePerl 5.8.8 on WindowsXP. On my development machine and a couple of production machines I have a package Text-CSV_PP ver 1.05 installed.

Today I had to install and test some code on a new machine, the above package was not installed there, so I used the Package Manager to install Text-CSV 1.10, both packages were written by Makamaka, I was of the impression that 1.10 was the replacement for the 1.05.

My sad story is that my code will not run on this new machine, it is failing to parse the CSV file. It works fine where 1.05 is installed.

Where can I find Text-CSV_PP ver 1.05 to install via the ActivePerl Pachage manager?

I found on my machine Text-CSV_PP-1.05.tar.gz. I unpacked it on the target machine and ran perl Makefile.pl. It reported that the "Kit Looked Good". Now what?

Thanks for considering my issue.

Best Regards

KD

In reply to Text-CSV_PP versions by Anonymous Monk

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