In the working directory? Hmm, I’m pretty sure I haven’t seen them, but I might just not have noticed them. I’ll definitely take a look at it again after some sleep, getting GTK+ to deal with . should be way more straightforward than with that weird folder.

Been spending almost the entire week playing around with various AS Perl installs (and the coworker-made PerlApp project), turns out something we use is allergic to 5.14, so when I tried AS myself, I went with the 5.12 installer of theirs. I played around with Strawberry because that one I heard is more CPAN-oriented, so I thought I’d try to get Gtk to work with it first, and if PAR breaks — which it did —, I can simply go back to the not-so-CPAN-friendly ActiveState (which in the end turned out to be just fine with self-compiled modules, go figure). So I’m glad it is kinda taking form finally. Or so it seems. I keep seeing the “light at the end of the tunnel”, every single day, and then comes a turn that makes me have to feel around in darkness for a while. I do like challenge, but I hope it’ll be over with soon! :)

Just for the record, PAR had some issues, with the system saying it can’t register Gtk2::Pango::Attributes or something like that, and, the Module::ScanDeps used by PAR also had some quirks, which could be solved by downgrading, but the last version that worked, broke pp’s add-module (-M) command entirely, which is kinda needed to amend the bundle if PAR forgets something, which it did. It sure was a fun trip :)

In reply to Re^8: ActiveState PerlApp + Gtk and themes by Ralesk
in thread ActiveState PerlApp + Gtk and themes by Ralesk

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