my ($DOS) = Win32::GUI::GetPerlWindow();
Win32::GUI::Hide($DOS);
You can also Win32::GUI::Show($DOS); it if you want to (I find this useful
in debugging, so I'll usually add some *secret* way to do this (like type
"debug on" within a RichEdit or Textbox -- shhh, top secret!).
> -Original Me
I have been working to migrate some of the things I work on to Perl. Win32::GUI
was definately an eye opener to several of the VB people here.
I have a quick question:
With the base www.perl.com code, is there a way to not display the console when
you run a perl app?
Thanks to everyone that h
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