> Remove the two lines above ! You do NOT want to set the path=>
> yourself, leave this to the module!
I had that before, and it resulted in having "perl E:\myprog.exe" as
ImagePath in the registry.
> > Params => {
> > Tick => $debug_on,
>
> The problem is caused by the order of execution.
> The use statements are executed (and the import() function of the
> module called) as soon as they are compiled. before the normal code
> in the script gets a chance to execute.
>
> Therefore if you wrote
>
> $debug_on = 1;
> use Win32::Daemon::Simple ...
>
> the $debug_on variable is NOT set to anything when the module does
> it's dirty work. You have to do it like this:
>
> BEGIN { $debug_on = 1; }
> use Win32::Daemon::Simple ...
>
> The reason is that I want to give you the parameters as CONSTANTS
> instead of as variables and I want them to be known as constants when
> the rest of your script gets compiled.
> This is especialy good for things like
>
> print "Some debugging data\n" if CMDLINE;
>
> If the CMDLINE constant has a false value the whole statement will be
> optimized away during compilation.
here comes the big "aaahhh" ;)
> I'll have to improve the docs :-)
yeup ;)
> Jenda
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