open perl interpreter

[Anonymous Monk]

All my perl file(interpreter and script) are in one folder. I would like to be able to move my folder anywhere in my hardisk. I know it make no sense, but I just want to know it. But the problem is how my script will find my perl interpreter in the same folder after I move the folder some where else( for example c:/perl to c:/desktop/perl)

Should I create an .exe file like this

system("??? "); so that the exe file will order perl interpreter to open script.pl.

So how do I do that????

TQ

[Grygonos]

I'm not following what you mean,however I think I understand. So long as your new path to perl is in the PATH environment variable, invoking "perl myscript.pl" from the directory where myscript.pl is located should invoke the interpreter on myscript.pl

Is this what your are getting at?

[PodMaster]

• `perldoc perlvar'
• `perldoc -f system'

print $^X,$/;
system $^X,'-e','print $^X,$/'
__END__
C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe
C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe

[gawatkins]

Although I am not exactly sure what your are looking for, I think that you need to have your PATH enviromental variable adjusted. To do this in 2000/XP you can right click on My Computer and Go to Properties. From Properties, select the advanced tab, then Environment Variables at the bottom. The top "User Variables" sets the path for the current profile while "System Variables" sets the path for all users. Select the Path variable in the appropriate section and click edit. Add a semicolon (;) to the end of the current content to separate and then type the full path to the location of perl.exe, for example, "c:\perl\bin"


Thanks,
GW