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Re: Running Perl Scripts From Another Windows/DOS Directoryby Zero_Flop (Pilgrim) |
| on May 18, 2003 at 05:39 UTC ( [id://258953]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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As mentioned if you have ActiveState then the .pl extention should be tied to perl.exe already. This will allow you to select the script with the mouse or to run the script with some thing like c:\path\name.pl or if you are in the directory just name.pl One thing I do is to create a directory c:\bin. Then add this to your search "PATH". I then dump any compleate script that I want to have access to all the time in that directroy. So no matter were I am, I have myscript.pl available as myscript.pl thisoption
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