As I am not very au fait with the operational details of CPAN (and some of the more geeky details of perl) is there any way that I can access the Tk modules that are/were available but are now seemingly hidden to me? I am attempting to replace the Tk elements with those from PRIMA but I am running into operational problems withe those, but that is for another discussion elsewhere if I am forced down that route, depending upon any replies to this post

The latest version seems to be Tk-804.036 but I would rather not go through all my written software changing the 'use' statements (is this what I would need to do?). Even the examples on the CPAN site are printed as saying "use Tk".

Q: Can I download Tk-804.036 and rename the topmost directory to be "Tk" in the library in the path environment? Or is it far more complex than that?

All I want is a simple life !!

Again, guidance will be much appreciated

regards ADB

In reply to Re: Tk in Strawberry on W10 by gsd4me
in thread Tk in Strawberry on W10 by gsd4me

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