Ooops...... is this problem still not yet solved ?! :-(
Hmmm..... I don't know if this is OT of not, but seems that would
be a problem for Win32 beginners need to deal with....
If a dosprompt is too difficult to deal with, let's return to the idea
of using "double click".
You'll say, the screen disappear immediately, right, but you can
make it not to disappear.
Start -> Run -> "dosprmpt" -> Enter
You will see either the full black screen, or a window of dosprmpt
If you see the full black screen, press Alt-Enter to make it become
a window.
Then there are some buttons on the top of the window, one of it is
option ( A finger point to a paper ), click it.
A properties panel then appear, In the program tab, uncheck the box
Close.... ( X ), and apply it. The screen will not goes off when next
time you double click on your perl files after end.
Rgds,
Connie
> I have tried numerous variations of this simple script:
>
> print ("hello\n");
>
> perl -e "print qq~Hello\n~"
>
> C:\> perl
> print "Hello\n"; then press 'controll Z'
>
>
> print "hello";
>
> and press 'control C'
>
> Nothing works. I can run a pre written script, but that is it. I have the
> camel book and none of the sample scripts will run. HELP!!!!!!!!!!!
>
> Cory Moore
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