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in thread google search

well i reinstalled them an hour ago, so they are up to date

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Re^3: google search
by kennethk (Abbot) on Dec 18, 2008 at 17:19 UTC

    Your error says that the modules are not compiling properly, specifically because an expected method name is not being resolved. On my system, I got those modules to play nice with:

    Moose 0.63 Test::LongString 0.11 Test::Exception 0.27 Sub::Uplevel 0.1901 Class::MOP 0.73 Sub::Name 0.04 Sub::Identify 0.04 Devel::GlobalDestruction 0.02 Scope::Guard 0.03 Sub::Exporter 0.981 Params::Util 0.35 Sub::Install 0.924 Data::OptList 0.103 Task::Weaken 1.02 MRO::Compat 0.09 List::MoreUtils 0.22 Google-Search 0.02

    I note that your path was DOS format, so if you are using ActiveState perl, you can fire up the GUI for ppm and it'll show you both the versions on the modules you have installed and any that can be upgraded.

      all my modules are up to date
        Not likely.
        use Class::MOP; use Filter::Simple; use List::MoreUtils; use MRO::Compat; use Scalar::Util; use Sub::Exporter; use Sub::Identify; use Sub::Name; use Task::Weaken; print "Class::MOP ", Class::MOP->VERSION,"\n"; print "Filter::Simple ", Filter::Simple->VERSION,"\n"; print "List::MoreUtils ", List::MoreUtils->VERSION,"\n"; print "MRO::Compat ", MRO::Compat->VERSION,"\n"; print "Scalar::Util ", Scalar::Util->VERSION,"\n"; print "Sub::Exporter ", Sub::Exporter->VERSION,"\n"; print "Sub::Identify ", Sub::Identify->VERSION,"\n"; print "Sub::Name ", Sub::Name->VERSION,"\n"; print "Task::Weaken ", Task::Weaken->VERSION,"\n";
        Post the contents of google.pl (using <code> tags) and I'll verify that there isn't something extraneous I'm missing.
Re^3: google search
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 18, 2008 at 16:35 UTC
    well i reinstalled them an hour ago, so they are up to date
    That is an assumption. What versions? And versions of pre-requisites?
      ok now i will be a noob, but where do i see the version, i'm using PPM on windows for installing modules, so i just right click on modules to install them
        Version is listed under the header "Installed". If you select the package icon with the star in the upper left hand corner, it will specifically list all installed packages that have upgrades available.