I use ActiveState Perl 5.8.8 with Eclipse/EPIC. And it works fine. I'd like to use perldoc as well. But there is message in Eclipse "Documentation is not available." in Eclipse my perl interpreter is "C:\perl\bin\perlexe". Or if I type in cmd "perldoc" appears a message "Can't find perldoc on PATH." Sure, in system env variables C:\perl\bin path exists. perl.exe and perldoc.bat are located in the same folder, but perl works and perldoc is not. But is I go before to perl folder in cmd "cd C:\perl\bin" and type perldoc, then perldoc works well. I checked my environment variables again, but I couldn't detect any problem there - "C:\perl\bin" is in very beginning of variables in PATH, perl.exe and perldoc.bat are both located in this folder.
perl.exe runs from any folder, and perldoc.bat is not. Meanwhile they both are located in the same folder
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It's not "perldoc.bat" that couldn't be found. There should be a Perl script named "perldoc" (with no file extension) in the same directory as "perldoc.bat". The message "Can't find %s on PATH" comes from Perl itself and means (see perldiag):
(It's "perldoc.bat" that runs Perl with the "-S" switch, in order to launch the "perldoc" script.)
I don't know why you were missing the "perldoc" script.