I also have Term::ReadKey v2.30

I can find no evidence that Term::ReadKey comes into play for me - and perhaps that's the secret to my success. If I stick a print in both the 'if' and 'else' branches of that sub ReadKey (and I made sure I selected the same rendition of that sub), then I don't get to see *either* of them when firing up the cpan and perldl shells. And I know that nothing changes if I remove Term::ReadKey - both the perldl and cpan shells still work exactly as before.

Are you a vi or emacs user?

Notepad ... real sophisticated :-)

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^21: CPAN and readline on windows by syphilis
in thread CPAN and readline on windows by BrowserUk

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