True, it is really hard and frustrating. I have actually copied the Alien-wxWidgets and Wx in the Strawberry bin folder to see the problem resolves. I have then started executing the scripts, an unexpected error is being thrown that to either close the program or debug it. The previous post is the one which I have posted the information, I got when I executed the script.

I have to learn from the mistakes that I have done in the past by installing two different instances. Either I have to uninstall both the Perl Installations and install a new Strawberry Perl on my system and have do the rest. For this, I have to identify and delete some left over files/directories(Initially, I wanted to get the perlbrew or VM to repair it, but seems that it might increase the complexity to a certain extent, I may screw up the whole thing). Or as you said I can use the existing StrawberryPerl, where I can use Wx, to run my programs. Hopefully, one of the solutions might clear all the confusions.

In reply to Re^6: Problem with wxperl/constructors.pm by bedohave9
in thread Problem with wxperl/constructors.pm by bedohave9

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