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Install Perl on Windows XP Hi all, I am new to Scripting language. I am supposed to glue 3 components which are written in c++ viz Encoder, Decoder and validator. I have to automate the testing process- The encoder should read the .xml file, encode it call decoder and decode it and then validator should be called. This process should be repeated till all .xml files are exhausted. Can anyone suggest me how to proceed. |
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Picture in Shanghai Farawaypanda, At least in the US and Canada none of their people I think are dying of hunger and as Carsten mentioned above, lack or worst absence of funds for hospitalization purposes. I think if you want to discuss something of your desires then why not create your own blog and keep your ass out of here, stupid! You discuss there on your blog what your ass damn cares, period! Don't impose your selfish desires on others, coz I think that's just manifest you're sourgraping. And although you think money is not the solution to a problem, but may I remind you not to forget the saying, 錢不是萬能但沒有錢萬萬不能! |
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Install Perl on Windows XP I'm a newbie to Perl. The problem I am having is that I am not sure how to start. All the books tell me how to write involved programs but I'm stuck at the basics and not one of them talks about it! I have installed perl for Windows XP, and have also installed emacs. I now have an icon for Perl and an icon for emacs on my desktop. My problem is that after I write a program (using emacs) and save it, how do I execute it? I click on the Perl icon and a blank window opens up, and whatever I type in it elicits no response. The cursor simply moves to the next line. Shouldn't this window have some kind of prompt at which we type commands? Thanks for any help. |