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Hello, I found the problem. I was using wxGlade to create my Dialogs. It puts 2 'use Wx' lines. Like below. use Wx 0.15 qw[:allclasses]; use strict; package Wx::SelectRequestedTranslation; use Wx qw[:everything]; use base qw(Wx::Dialog); Removing the first line solved the problem. On 2.3.2010 18:54, Jiří Pavlovský wrote: > > Hi, > > I have the same configuration (Windows 7) and the test script compiles > and runs fine. > > Hm, maybe it is not a Wx problem? > > > Thanks > > Dne 2.3.2010 18:14, Mark Dootson napsal(a): >> Hi, >> >> The PDK "error: Can't locate Wx\Loader\Custom.pm" is fine and >> expected. You can ignore it. >> >> wxpdk is not needed anymore (since PerlApp 7.1) >> >> I have tested >> >> ActivePerl 5.10 build 1007 >> Wx 0.9701 >> Wx::Perl::Packager 0.20 >> PerlApp 7.3 > > >> >> And all seems to work OK ? >> >> What is your version of ActivePerl? >> There is a test script at >> >> <perl>/site/lib/Wx/Perl/Packager/resource/packtest.pl >> >> could you try packaging that and check if it works? >> >> >> regards >> >> Mark >> >> >> >> On 02/03/2010 14:35, Jiří Pavlovský wrote: >>> Hello, >>> >>> till today I was using PerlApp to compile my wxPerl application without >>> a problem. >>> >>> I had to reinstall perl (ActiveState latest build) and cannot get it >>> going since then. >>> I installed all the latest modules from www.wxperl.co.uk. >>> >>> First I noticed that Wx::Perl::Packager no longer contains wxpdk - is it >>> not needed anymore? >>> >>> During "compile " I can see the following error (but it creates the >>> executable): >>> Wx\Loader\Custom.pm: >>> error: Can't locate Wx\Loader\Custom.pm >>> refby: C:\Perl\site\lib\Wx\Mini.pm line 82 >>> >>> When I try to run the excutable it terminates with the following error: >>> >>> Use of uninitialized value within %INC in pattern match (m//) at >>> /<Y:\path\to\prog.exe>XSLoader.pm line 45. >>> Use of uninitialized value within %INC in pattern match (m//) at >>> /<Y:\path\to\prog.exe>DynaLoader.pm line 163. >>> >>> I have a PerlApp 7.3.0. >>> >>> Any advice appreciated. >>> >>> Thank you, >>> Jiri >>> >>> >> >Thread Previous | Thread Next