On Thu, 22 Nov 2007, Kenneth Ölwing wrote:
>
> > system "\"C:\\Programme\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe\" $website";
> > wait, until the browser window is closed.
> Some:
>
> Look into Win32::Process (I believe it's called). The CreateProcess call
> has flags to control this.
>
> Crude, but
> system "\"C:\\Programme\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe\" $website";
> wait, until the browser window is closed.
Some:
Look into Win32::Process (I believe it's called). The CreateProcess call
has flags to control this.
Crude, but since you're using 'system', run cmd.exe and there use the
Hello,
I want to start a browser window, but as background process, so my script
will continue to run:
My example:
system "\"C:\\Programme\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe\" $website";
wait, until the browser window is closed.
Any suggestions?
Walter Laub
Hello,
test.pl, which start a child command line:
use strict;
system 'cmd';
Following scenario:
cmd # open an windows commandline
set TEST=ö # german umlaut "ö"
set TEST
TEST=ö # as expected, it return the correct value
test.pl # the perl script open a subshell
set TES
