joelbudgor wrote on Tue Sep 23 01:13:03 MEST 2008:
I am running MacPerl under Tiger 10.4.11, MacPerl 5.8.6 and Eclipse Europa. I installed PadWalker using the command: perl -MCPAN -e 'install PadWalker' The output indicated that everything installed perfectly, ending with the message "Padwalker is uptodate". I than installed EPIC into Eclipse. Unfortunately, no matter what I try, EPIC tells me to install PadWalker to see the local variables. What are the steps I need to perform to get these things working together? Thanks, Joel Budgor
jploski wrote on Tue Sep 23 17:03:19 MEST 2008:
EPIC uses this snippet of Perl code to check whether PadWalker is installed: print eval { require PadWalker; PadWalker->VERSION(0.08) } If the output is not empty, it assumes the PadWalker is there. Otherwise, it complains. Check what this script produces - when run from the shell - when run from Eclipse Maybe your installation occurred into a directory which is not available via the default Perl include path.
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