Hi all,
This is my first post here in the forum. 

$term = Term::ReadLine->new('selection');
$name = $term->get_reply(prompt => 'select a name', 
choices => \@arrayOfChoices);
...

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On a Linux box this statement works fine without any pain. When I run the same script on a Win32 with ActiveState Perl 5.8 I can type my choices and then I got a message like this:
Cannot create second readline interface, falling back to dump.
The rest of the code is running fine but I don't want to see the message.
What can I do to get rid of this message?
Please can someone give me a hint what is going wrong? If have asked Mr. Google but nothing found what my issue had solved. Please, forgive me my Perl and English knowledge is not good
Thanks, Andreas

In reply to Term::UI on Win32 by derimac

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