Techie help needed!!
Posted: Thu Apr 27, 2006 7:50 am
OK need some help with Perl.
I have no experience with Perl and am totally in the dark so idiot instruction please if you can help - ta.
I have Perl running under Windows XP using Activestate
I have an image processing script that I need to run using Perl.
The script (and .conf files) are zipped with .tar extension
I also require several modules to be installed, which I have and are also .tar extensions
No problem in unzipping but I believe that you need to do it in Perl?
So far so good.
The install instructions I was given may as well be Toureg!! No idea how to follow them. So:
How do I install the modules?
(I have the Activestate ppm packet manager installed, what I need to do I have no idea)
How do I intsall and run the Perl script?
Instructions given were:
You need:
Date::Calc
Date::Parse
Getopt::Long
Math::VecStat
Math::Round
Pod::Usage
GD
Script:
tar -xvfz scriptname.tgz
cd scriptname.tgz
/usr/bin/perl scriptname -conf image-01.conf
# extra debug information
/usr/bin/perl scriptname -conf image-01.conf -debug
Any help is gratefully received.
Ta!
I have no experience with Perl and am totally in the dark so idiot instruction please if you can help - ta.
I have Perl running under Windows XP using Activestate
I have an image processing script that I need to run using Perl.
The script (and .conf files) are zipped with .tar extension
I also require several modules to be installed, which I have and are also .tar extensions
No problem in unzipping but I believe that you need to do it in Perl?
So far so good.
The install instructions I was given may as well be Toureg!! No idea how to follow them. So:
How do I install the modules?
(I have the Activestate ppm packet manager installed, what I need to do I have no idea)
How do I intsall and run the Perl script?
Instructions given were:
You need:
Date::Calc
Date::Parse
Getopt::Long
Math::VecStat
Math::Round
Pod::Usage
GD
Script:
tar -xvfz scriptname.tgz
cd scriptname.tgz
/usr/bin/perl scriptname -conf image-01.conf
# extra debug information
/usr/bin/perl scriptname -conf image-01.conf -debug
Any help is gratefully received.
Ta!