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When I run the Tk
demo from the perl development kit, widget.bat or widget, I don't get a console.
when I run that app.. you may want to look at that.
Folks:
I know this is probably a FAQ, but I couldn't
find an answer to this on the regular Perl newsgroups, so I thought
I'd ask.
On UNIX, I used to create a daemon process
using two fork()'s and an exec(). I used that technique to successfully create
Perl/Tk programs that didn't have a console window, thereby appearing like
"true" GUI programs.
Of course, fork() doesn't quite work as
advertised on Windows using ActivePerl.
My question is: Is there a way to
create a Perl/Tk program using ActivePerl on Windows 2000 that does not have a
console window?
I know about the Win32::Process:Create method
from comp.lang.perl.modules. Is there another, simpler way?
Thanks in advance.
Wiley
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