Good day, all. Currently, in a script of mine, I use the following code to
launch the default browser on the users' machine to a specific URL:
use Mac::InternetConfig qw(:DEFAULT $ICInstance);
ICGeneralFindConfigFile($ICInstance);
ICLaunchURL($ICInstance, 0, $url);
What I'm looking to do is give the user a choice besides their default
browser - they'd pass the full file path to the browser in question. I, in
turn, would instruct that file/app to open $url.
Is this possible? I had looked into exec and system and they didn't seem to
provide what I needed (if I'm wrong, let me know). I saw mention of
Mac::Processes::LaunchApplication, but couldn't get it to work and then
read on that it doesn't pass command line parameters.
Can I do this with some sort of Glue function? Can someone give me a demo?
Ultimately, I'm looking to duplicate the following:
unless( fork ) { exec("/usr/local/mozilla/mozilla $url");
Thanks!
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