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Chapter 4. User Activity > Module Information for This Chapter

4.3. Module Information for This Chapter

Module CPAN ID Version
Text::CSV_XS HMBRAND 0.32
Win32::Process::Info WYANT 1.011
Win32::Setupsup JHELBERG 1.0.1.0
Win32::GuiTest KARASIK 1.54
Win32::OLE (ships with ActiveState Perl) JDB 0.1703
Proc::ProcessTable DURIST 0.41
Data::Dumper (ships with Perl) GSAR 2.121
Win32::ChangeNotify JDB 1.05
Win32::FileNotify RENEEB 0.1
Text::Wrap (ships with Perl) MUIR 2006.1117


4.3.1. Installing Win32::Setupsup

If you want to install Win32::Setupsup, you’ll need to get it from a different PPM repository than the default one configured when you first installed ActiveState Perl. It can be found (as of this writing) in the very handy supplementary repository maintained by Randy Kobes at the University of Winnipeg. I’d recommend adding this repository even if you don’t plan to use Win32::Setupsup. The easiest way to do this is from the command line, like so:

$ ppm repo add uwinnipeg http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/

or, if using Perl 5.10:

$ ppm repo add uwinnipeg http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/PPMPackages/10xx/

You can also add it to the GUI version of PPM4 by choosing Preferences in the Edit menu and selecting the Repositories tab. More info about this repository can be found at http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/.