Hi All,

Currently I am using version 5.10, I have written so many perl scripts using lot of modules in this version.

Recently I try to install latest version 5.12. But most of the modules which I have installed in my previous version are all not available for this version.

For example, I have written many of my perl scripts using Perl/Tk module for GUI. But in the new version this module is not available, instead of that TKx is available. I dont think it supports my existing tools without modifying.

But I want to use my existing perl scripts without any modification. How can I install all my modules which I used with my previous version?

Thanks,

Srikrishnan

In reply to older modules Vs. Latest perl 5.12 by srikrishnan

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