A begin block should do the trick in your script...
BEGIN {
push (@INC, "\\\\workstatwithperl\shareforperl\\perl\\lib",
"\\\\workstatwithperl\shareforperl\\perl\\site\\lib"
);
}
So, you'd be running the proggie like so... Or maybe from a batch file.
"\\\\workstatwithperl\shareforperl\\perl\bin\\perl.exe
\\\\workstatwithperl\shareforperl\\perl\\scripts\\somescript.pl"
It may be slow if you are "use"ing a lot of modules since they have to
be read over the network.
Steven
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Ryan Simpson
Sent: Tuesday, August 03, 2004 1:31 PM
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Subject: perl runtime
I am curious if anyone knows how to create a little script that can run
on a users computer that does not have perl in order to run perl
scripts? I have the pdk packager, but was wondering if there is another
way.
I basically have two scripts on want to run, once calling the other. I
cannot figure out how to do this without having perl installed on the
computer.
Any suggestions would be appreciated!
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