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I've contemplated the idea of a command-line shell that used ActiveX scripting for it's "procs". I'd love to use Perl for that, but they can be mixed with basic, etc.

Windows script Components offers a way to make a COM object in Perl.

So I think Perlscript is wonderful. I'd be inclined to diable it for HTML pages, but have it around for files that are obviously meant to be programs.

—John

In reply to Re: use PerlScript && die; by John M. Dlugosz
in thread use PerlScript && die; by $code or die

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