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Alien::SmokeQt also fails to install with the same problem - can't find cmake installed.

Maybe you should read and edit Makefile.PL

That of course requires you to stop trying to install it as-is directly from cpan

I can't believe no one wanted to write GUI for Perl apps with Qt and on Windows...

I'm not :) It appears the current maintainer is unaware of cpan-testers or ppm (and probably perlport)

Kobesearch says there is some version of Qt available from the bribes dot org repository ( perl/ppm/PerlQt.ppd ), but doesn't look very useful, as it appears to be missing lots of files (hello doesn't run, missing QColor.pm)

It appears to be the version from PerlQt sourceforge project

That version might be available via cygwin

In any case, there are hours and hours of work in this, for a maybe

In reply to Re^3: PerlQt on Windows by Anonymous Monk
in thread PerlQt on Windows by Lion-Tiger

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