Hi,
I have written a development automation tool that needs to be distributed to 20-odd developers using Windows XP workstations.
Is there a free Perl distribution that includes "Win32::OLE " by default?
Best Regards,
Adam S
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Win32 Perl distribution that includes "Win32::OLE" by default
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The solution is to prefix the lines with "call". See below.
File something.bat:
Code:call C:\Tornado\host\x86-win32\bin\torVars.bat call perl run_make_and_post_processing.pl --input project_config.ini
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setting environment variables, then running perl script on Win32
Hi.
I have a Perl script that starts a build process (plus a lot of other things). The build process needs a few environment variables set. This is done automatically in a buildEnv.bat script supplied by the build system vendor.
My first idea was to write a .bat scrpt that first calls the buildEnv.bat script and then calls the perl script. This does not seem to work since the perl script never executes.
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[CODE=perl]Win32::Process: :Create($vxsim_ process_object,
"C:\\Tornado\\t arget\\config\\ simpc\\vxWorks. exe",
'vxWorks.exe /r32000000',
0,
NORMAL_PRIORITY _CLASS,
".");[/CODE]
Changing line 3 to the above seems to cure the problem nicely.Leave a comment:
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Win32::Process::Create - option string trouble
Hi,
I am trying to run a Tornado simulator with Perl. The command line in an ordinary Windows command window looks like this:
"C:\Tornado\tar get\config\simp c\vxWorks.exe /r32000000"
Which I then wish to run inside a Perl script. This then becomes:
[CODE=perl]Win32::Process: :Create($vxsim_ process_object,
"C:\\Tornado\\t arget\\config\\ simpc\\vxWorks. exe",...
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