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It did and it does. I don't recall whether this is lifted verbatim off the cookbook or whether I altered anything. I placed that code in a file a year or two ago, and have been only updating the path, and calling it.

"A core tenant of the greater Perl philosophy is to trust that the developer knows enough to solve the problem" - Jay Shirley, A case for Catalyst.

In reply to Re^3: Hiding DOS windows that accompany TK by Erez
in thread Hiding DOS windows that accompany TK by jbbarnes

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