On Jan 7, 2004, at 9:00 AM, Dan Anderson wrote:
I was curious if anyone knows a good resource on integrating Perl scripts into KDE (and I suppose gnome). I want to start doing things like adding my scripts to my taskbar, and was curious if that was possible without compiling C extensions.
ok, I'm slow and it has been some time since I did KDE/gnome - but if the code is executable, then it is merely a matter of Identifying the 'name' of the code just as one would do with any other piece of code.
If you have command line code that needs to run
in a shell, and you were not planning on wrapping
it in say Perl/Tk or some other window GUI form
then how about the old dog trick of
##!/bin/sh
###
###if [ "${DISPLAY}" = "" ]
###then
### /usr/ucb/echo -n "what display? "
### read DISPLAY
### export DISPLAY
###fi
###
###nohup xterm -geometry 80x60+0+0 -e goWork >/dev/null 2>&1 &
###
###exit
###
vladimir: 58:]this will invoke the 'goWork' code in an xterm...
HTH....
ciao drieux
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