I ran into some issues executing the scripts and that error described that the http_proxy needs to be corrected. Then I have removed it from the Env Variables again. I again ran the same scripts to see if that helps in executing the scripts. That did not help me much either. Initially, these scripts used to run whatever related to Wx except for when I have used wxPerl::Constructors. After copying the Alien-wxWidgets, Wx and wxPerl::Constructors into the C:\strawberry\perl\lib in order to resolve the @INC for wxPerl::Constructors as one of the trial and error method, the console throwing the error which I have mentioned in the previous posts. So I reinstalled the Wx going to the cpan from strawberry. That is how I ended up redoing the Wx.


In reply to Re^12: Problem with wxperl/constructors.pm by bedohave9
in thread Problem with wxperl/constructors.pm by bedohave9

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