Your error says that the modules are not compiling properly, specifically because an expected method name is not being resolved. On my system, I got those modules to play nice with:

Moose 0.63
Test::LongString 0.11
Test::Exception 0.27
Sub::Uplevel 0.1901
Class::MOP 0.73
Sub::Name 0.04
Sub::Identify 0.04
Devel::GlobalDestruction 0.02
Scope::Guard 0.03
Sub::Exporter 0.981
Params::Util 0.35
Sub::Install 0.924
Data::OptList 0.103
Task::Weaken 1.02
MRO::Compat 0.09
List::MoreUtils 0.22
Google-Search 0.02

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I note that your path was DOS format, so if you are using ActiveState perl, you can fire up the GUI for ppm and it'll show you both the versions on the modules you have installed and any that can be upgraded.

In reply to Re^3: google search by kennethk
in thread google search by andromeda08

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