Indeed! This seems to get the job done and it provides an excellent spring board for
diving into the Win32API module. Thanks Billy! lol. Now, I'll be reading perldocs
and the like instead of testing software ;)
Kindest regards,
Carlos
Billy Conn wrote:
I'd try the following:
#!/usr/bin/p
pile their
perl interpreter :) Is it fair to say that ActivePerl is preventing the end user from
doing something horrible to their system and not a limitation in perl itself? At
least that is what I am now understanding.
Regards,
Carlos
Jan Dubois wrote:
On Tue, 18 Apr 2006, Carlos Barbet
OK, I thought perhaps using the FileHandle module would help, I rewrote the script in
the fashion below. And it remains limited to 3197 using the Cygwin shell or 2045
using cmd.exe. I _assume_ the issue is something to do with perl being an interpreted
language and an environment variable?? I
