but Tk does not work, would you maybe know what to do now?

I'm not sure, but I see 2 possible areas for error.

1. You seem to have perlbrew in your path. I don't use it, but from my understanding perlbrew allows you to switch between various Perl versions, which are not binary compatible.

2. You include an ominous "use lib" line:
use lib '/opt/perl5/perlbrew/bin/perlbrew/perls/perl-5.14.0/lib/site_perl/5.14.0/darwin-2level';
use Tk;
You should not need that long dir path line, and you may be incorporating a different Tk version. Why do you need that long use lib line? On most any install, just "use Tk;" should be fine, as the Perl interpretor knows where it's modules are.

I think you have a problem with PerlBrew.

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In reply to Re^6: cpanm tk and Finance::GeniusTrader by zentara
in thread cpanm tk and Finance::GeniusTrader by robertw

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