Couldn't seem to find a way to compile/run PERL programs using ActiveState PERL on a Windows XP System. Anyone have any suggestions?
Tks in advance.
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Running PERL Programs
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Re: Running PERL Programs
by toddm » Tue Oct 18, 2005 7:07 pm
You should be able to do something like this. Setup a tool.
Command line:
perl %HOME%\bin\dumpview.pl "%n"
Working directory:
%p
I'm not setup for this to work at the moment, but it used to work. %HOME% is an environment variable I had set with cygwin so you won't need that. Just the path.
Command line:
perl %HOME%\bin\dumpview.pl "%n"
Working directory:
%p
I'm not setup for this to work at the moment, but it used to work. %HOME% is an environment variable I had set with cygwin so you won't need that. Just the path.
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