DiGregorio, Dave wrote:
> Could anyone help me? I need to start a PERL script from within my
> visual basic program. I have tried the shell command without
> success. To further compound the problem I also want to provide
> command line parameters.
I don't know VB, but I'm assuming the shell c
Could anyone help me? I need to start a PERL script from within my visual
basic program. I have tried the shell command without success. To further
compound the problem I also want to provide command line parameters.
Thanks for any and all assistance
David R. DiGregorio
Vocollect
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There's Perl2exe, but that's about it. It's kind of a specialized field...
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From: Paul Weissman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> I am going to go on the same assumption (ActivePerl) and recommend
> PerlCtrl from the PDK. With a couple of minor modifications to the
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I'm assuming you are using ActivePerl. In
ActiveState's Perl Dev Kit (sold separately, $129),
there is a utility to package an ActivePerl script
into a stand-alo
I'm assuming you are using ActivePerl. In
ActiveState's Perl Dev Kit (sold separately, $129),
there is a utility to package an ActivePerl script
into a stand-alone Windows executable. I've only tried
the free 7-day trial version, but it seems to work
pretty well, including wrapping up any extra mo
How about Having the VB button link to Perl on your server and run?
Ernest P. Tucker II
Network Technician
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Good day;
I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Good day;
Hello,
> I have developed some useful Perl scripts.. Users want a VB front-end
> to run these scripts.
> What do I need to do, such that something like this could work (i.e.:
> User presses a command button, which then launches a Perl script- data
> sent t
Good day;
I have developed some useful Perl scripts.. Users want a VB front-end
to run these scripts.
What do I need to do, such that something like this could work (i.e.:
User presses a command button, which then launches a Perl script- data
sent to output files, etc..)
Some caveats:
We work
From: Ben Crane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Perls useful approach to string/txt processing is
> something I would like to incorporate into a Visual
> Basic Application. I am going to be using the VB
> program to analyze HTML pages and want to highlight
> various tags (that can also be
Hi List,
Perls useful approach to string/txt processing is
something I would like to incorporate into a Visual
Basic Application. I am going to be using the VB
program to analyze HTML pages and want to highlight
various tags (that can also be replaced)--doing this
in VB is possible but annoying,
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