I just tried Inline::Python because I thought it would work. I run windows with strawberry Perl, I Installed it like I usually do(Inline::Python) then I gave it a spin. It didn't work. Someone tell the one who wrote this module that it doesn't work please, it deserves complete humiliation. I would literally throw tomatoes at him/her/them.

Please, if your module doesn't work, don't put it on CPAN. There is no point in bragging about CPAN being very big and having a lot of modules if they don't work. I read in so many places that Perl people are bragging about how big CPAN is and how good it is, but really... that's not where it's at. Thanks a lot and next time you upload something on CPAN and you know it doesn't work, delete it, CPAN doesn't need your buggy/failing code.

In reply to Inline::Python sucks by Anonymous Monk

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