How do I enable PerlCritic support in Komodo IDE 5.1 on Windows?
I'm trying to enable PerlCritic support in Komodo.
The official word from ActiveState, the makers of Komodo IDE 5.1 (Win 32) is:
"To enable PerlCritic support, please install the 'Perl-Critic' and 'criticism' modules."
Well, installing Perl-Critic was a piece of cake:
ppm install Bundle-Perl-Critic
However, I've search every repository in PPM4, (trouchelle and the usual suspects) and they don't seem to have the module called 'criticism'. I've installed lots of modules using CPAN and PPM, but this module proves to be the most elusive so far. Am I missing something here?
Has anyone got any luck enabling PerlCritic support in Komodo 5.1 on Windows? Hope to hear from you. The feature works perfectly in MacOS and Linux though...hmmm.
I downloaded the criticism.pm directly from CPAN - criticism and copied it into the Perl library folder and now it works. However, it didn't work immediately. I had to restart Komodo a few times before the settings took effect. Weird. Anyway, thanks guys for all the suggestions.
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