Perl Graphical Package management tool PPM learning to use notes _perl

PPM (Programmer ' Package manager) is a graphical management tool with ActivePerl, and with this tool, it is convenient to upgrade, update, and remove the Package from Perl. You can open the graphical interface simply by entering the PPM or ppm GUI. After all, with Cpanm to install, you also have to know to install the module name, not very convenient, query up also trouble, to cpan special Web page to check.

Copy Code code as follows:

c:\>ppm

Or

Copy Code code as follows:

c:\>ppm GUI

The horizontal menu description is as follows:

Filters can be used to filter:

You can view specific installation package information:

Package Name: Package name.
Area: Where this package is installed.
Installed: The version number of the installation package.
Available: The version number that is wrapped in the PPM warehouse.
Abstract: A brief description of the package.
Author: The name of the author and the email address of the package.

How to install a package:
1. Select the gray icon package, right-click or select the upper-right corner icon.

2. Then execute the following icon.

Other removal operations, the upgrade operation is similar. Will not dwell on it.
Of course, you can also perform PPM--version to view the version, and PPM Help to view assistance information.

C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32>PPM--version ppm 4.17 (ActivePerl 1603) Copyright (C) ActiveState Software Inc. 
 
All rights reserved.  c:\windows\system32>ppm help NAME Ppm-perl Package Manager, version 4.17 Synopsis Invoke the graphical user interface:ppm ppm GUI Install, upgrade and remove packages:ppm Install [--area <area>] [- -force] <pkg> ppm install [--area <area>] [--force] <module> ... ppm install [--area <a REA&GT] <url> ppm install [--area <area>] <file>.ppmx ppm install [--area <area>] <f 
    ILE&GT;.PPD ppm Install [--area <area>] <num> ppm upgrade [--install] ppm upgrade <pkg> PPM upgrade <module> ppm Remove [--area <area&gt] [--force] <pkg> Manage and search Install 
    areas:ppm area list [--csv] [--no-header] ppm area sync ppm list [--fields <fieldnames>] [--csv] PPM LiSt <area> [--fields <fieldnames>] [--csv] ppm files <pkg> ppm verify [<pkg>] 

 

For example, to install a package, you can:

c:\windows\system32>ppm Install acme-what 
downloading acme-what-0.002...done 
downloading Devel-declare-0.006014...done 
downloading b-hooks-op-check-0.19...done 
downloading B-hooks-endofscope-0.13...done 
downloading extutils-depends-0.305...done 
downloading Sub-exporter-progressive-0.001011...done 
downloading Variable-magic-0.53...done 
Downloading Devel-hide-0.0009...done 
unpacking acme-what-0.002...done 
unpacking Devel-declare-0.006014...done 
Unpacking B-hooks-op-check-0.19...done 
unpacking B-hooks-endofscope-0.13...done 
Unpacking Extutils-depends-0.305...done 
unpacking Sub-exporter-progressive-0.001011...done 
Unpacking Variable-magic-0.53...done