> I've suggested one thing below that may getting your first approach
> going.
>
> There still must be a better way though... Creating a new instance of
> the perl interperter is messy.
>
Of course there is, but the problem is the encryption. The decrytion is
handle by Perl modules, so it should be possible to call them manual, but I
never have done this, so I can't say how it works, but if somebody is
interested, the docs should be inside the modules (I think it is the
Filter:: namespace)
If the script wasn't encrypted, you can simply call it with "do", or if you
can alter the source, you can wrap the main programm inside a sub, use
"require" to load the file and call the sub afterwards. The second way
causes the perl file to be compiled only once, which is of course faster
then a "do".
Gerald
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