Thanks for the suggestion, Serguei. CAM::PDF-107 is now installed
along with perl 5.10 and the CAM:PDF functions that I am using work
just fine now.

Oh, one thing about the Build. I thought that Build test was probably
testing whether the install would be successful, so I ran it before
Build install as you indicated. Not a pretty sight! Build test goes
into an unending loop spewing garbage onto the screen. I had to kill
it with the Task Manager. I wonder if MODULE::BUILD could/should be
trained to catch that newbie blunder???

Again, thanks,

Phil

On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 7:08 PM, Serguei Trouchelle<stro@[...].ua>  wrote:
>  Phillip Richcreek wrote:
> 
> > I'd like to get hold of a version of CAM::PDF prior to 1.13. 1.52 and
> > 1.13 are available, but I can't find a repository that advertises
> > anything prior to 1.13. I tried the ones in PPM::REPOSITORY that have
> > '5.6' in their description (thinking that if they still have 5.6 perl
> > they might also have older versions of things like CAM::PDF) and all
> > of those failed when I tried to add them with ppm:gui.
> >
> > I want the older version so that I can do comparison with 1.52 to
> > troubleshoot a problem I'm having with CAM::PDF:Renderer::Text (see
> > earlier post if interested!).
> >
> > Any idea where I might be able to find the older version?
> 
>  You can make it yourself, it's easy: CPAN has 1.12 and other versions,
>  http://search.cpan.org/~cdolan/CAM-PDF-1.12/
>  It's pure perl and it uses Module::Build so you don't even have to have
>  "make".
> 
>  Just download, untar/ungzip, run "perl Build.PL", "Build test" and "Build
>  install".
> 
> 
>  --
>  Serguei Trouchelle
> 
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