Thanks for the responses, I'll do a bit more playing around with my original
.pl and the Lite version to see if I can resolve the issue before I
register, but I'm glad to hear others are having success with this.
Regards
Steve
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From: Howard, Steven (US - Tulsa) [mailto:
I use the PRO version of Perl2exe regularly with GUI. No problems. There is
also a -gui switch to get rid of the console window while it runs, but I
have to change how I log the execution if I use that switch. Normally I set
up logging like this:
open (logfile, ">$logfile") || die "Can't open $log
>I have downloaded the free Lite version of perl2exe and whilst I get some
>functionality, I can't create child windows. The script works fine as a .pl,
>so I assume its a problem with perl2exe... Don't want to waste hard earned
>cash on the full version if the problem is not
>just with the Lite v
Does anyone have any success creating free standing .exe files from
Win32::gui scripts using
either perl2exe?
I have downloaded the free Lite version of perl2exe and whilst I get some
functionality, I can't create child windows. The script works fine as a .pl,
so I assume its a problem with perl2e
Careful... you get more than one process doing the append thing, and
you'll lose some of the appends, if they happen concurrently.
Unless you have a separate control for each process to use.
Scott Campbell wrote:
>
> It would appear that the Perl gods have found favor with you.
> This works like
At 09:25 2002-01-24 -0500, Scott Campbell wrote:
Yes, this is very simple and works! Thank you.
My one wish is that whenever text is sent to the main gui window, it
would append it on, and not overwrite the current text already in the
window. But I don't see a simple way to do this.
Try this
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