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When I launch a Perl script on Windows, there's a console window that gets started too. How can I make this go away, or not get created in the first place?

Central Perl Wikis perl.net.au - Wiki for Perl from Perl Australia - a MediaWiki-based Wiki from Perl Australia. See its resources for Beginners. Perl Wiki at the Wikia - a Perl wiki at Wikia, a community MediaWiki hosting service. Perl at the English Wikipedia - The wikipedia is a multi-lingual world-editable encyclopedia. The Perl Page contains links to other pages inside the wikipedia about Perl. "Programming Perl" in the wikibooks - a Book about Perl programming in the Wikibooks project. Wikis on Specialised Topics Win32 Perl Wiki - a Wiki for Perl on Microsoft Windows. The Perl QA Wiki - wiki about QA (Quality Assurance or testing) of Perl and with Perl. Local Perl Groups' Wikis Israeli Perl Mongers Wiki. Also see the wiki for the OSDC::Israel conference. Portland Perl Mongers Wiki.

adesklets and Perl From adesklets 0.6.0, adesklets can now be scripted out of the box from Perl, thanks to the work of Lucas Brutschy . Of course, the Perl bindings are completely orthogonal from Python, and only needs a Perl 5 environment in addition to the core adesklets interpreter, written in C.

Perl version 5.6 introduced partial Unicode support. Perl 5.6.1 fixed some of its issues.  Perl 5.8 has comprehensive support for it.  But still many people experience harsh problems when processing Unicode.  Here I explain the most common problems and offer solutions.

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f your XML parsing requirements can be boiled down to "slurp an XML file into a hash", then XML::Simple is very likely all you need. However, many people who start using XML::Simple continue to cling to the module even when their requirements have outgrown it. Most often, it's fear of the unknown that keeps them from 'stepping up'; to a more capable module. In this article, I'm going to attempt to dispel some of that fear by comparing using XML::LibXML to using XML::Simple.

Hi, Monks. I've been trying to add a MS Windows shell context entry to enable me to alternate-mouse click on a file or folder in Windows Explorer GUI, and have the file name as Cygwin sees it placed on the Clipboard. Because the Perl tool I wrote to help me accomplish this was used it for enhancing my enjoyment of Cygwin, this qualifies in my book as a CUFP.

It is difficult to keep documentation in sync with source code. One of the reasons is that documentation and source code are stored in separate files that usually also require different editors to edit them. ROBODoc solves this problem. Specially formatted documentation headers are extracted from source files, reformatted in HTML, XML DocBook, TROFF, ASCII, LaTeX, PDF, or RTF, and stored in a different file.