> I'm at a lost as to how to turn a huge IDL file into a working Perl
> program. At this point, the search and discovery process is just
> VERY VERY
> VERY painful.
>
> I've searched my MSDN . . . but nothing really defines these routines and
> how they relate in any meaningful way.
>
> Any ideas how to proceed?
If you have VB then you can use the object browser, you'll get the syntax
in VB but that's far better than digging in the IDL-file.
Load the type library by choosing References on the Project menu, then
Excel will be available in the object browser. There is a combobox at
the top to filter out just Excel.
I'm just guessing now, but there should certainly exist a similar object
browser for other MS-tools in Visual Studio.
If you find anything perlspecific that helps you better please let the
rest of us know too.
hth,
--
robert friberg, ensofus ab
+46(0)708 98 57 01
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