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To install a package:
install <package_name>
Most commands can be truncated; as long as the command is unambiguous,
PPM will recognize it. For example, 'repository add foo' can be entered
as 'rep add foo'.
PPM features user profiles, which store information about installed
packages. Profiles are stored as part of your ASPN account; thus, you
can easily maintain package profiles for different languages, or
configure one machine with your favorite packages, and then copy that
installation to another machine by accessing your ASPN profile.
For more information, type 'help profile' at the PPM prompt.
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sub smry_ppm_migration { ""guide for those familiar with PPM"" }
sub help_ppm_migration { <<'END' }
ppm migration -- PPM Migration Guide
Description
Those familiar with PPM version 2 should appreciate the extended
functionality of PPM version 3, including the command-line history,
autocomplete and profiles. Some PPM version 2 commands are different in
PPM version 3. Examples of command changes include:
1 Adding a repository
PPM2:
set repository my_repository http://my/repository
PPM3:
repository add my_repository http://my/repository
2 Removing a repository
PPM2:
set repository --remove my_repository
PPM3:
repository del my_repository
3 Setting the temporary directory
PPM2:
set build DIRECTORY
PPM3
set tempdir DIRECTORY
4 Setting frequency of download updates
PPM2:
set downloadstatus NUMBER
PPM3:
set download-chunksize NUMBER
5 Changing the installation root directory:
PPM2:
set root DIRECTORY
PPM3:
target set root DIRECTORY
6 Listing all installed packages:
PPM2:
query
PPM3:
query *
7 Listing all packages on server:
PPM2:
search
PPM3:
search *
8 Enabling HTML documentation generation:
PPM2: