I have a similar question which is that I need to run a perl program and have it started by my wxperl program (probably using wxExecute or similar, although there is no reason why I couldn't use built in perl funcs it's just that it needs to run well on windows as well and handle respawn, etc)
So in this case I am effectively trying to run a command line which can peer back into the par archive and execute one of the other programs. Now I can see that I can do that if I assume that perl exists on the machine in the first place, but for windows users, I think I will have to distribute two PAR achives? (one for each app?) Any other suggestions please? Thanks Ed W -----Original Message----- From: Karl Forner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 12 September 2003 17:15 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: How to bundle wx resources into a PAR file ? Hello, I have a wxperl app, that needs to load resources, like icons images and so on. I can put them in the par file, the problem is that PAR can fake the perl loading mechanism to make it load from the PAR file, but in the wxperl context, the loading is done by the wxwindows c++ code. Is it possible to handle this problem in an elegant and simple way ?? I suppose that this problem is quite general for all perl-wrapped GUI libraries... Karl FORNER
