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Hello Bill et al,
I am using perl 5.8 on windowsXP. till now i have been running scripts =
using the .pl file.
i have to send a few files to the client hence would require to convert=
my code (comprising of .pl and .pm files) into .exe
q. 1. which is the best tool for this?? (since google is giving me show=
many options!)
q. 2. also this .exe the client may run on windows/unix. will the creat=
ion of an .exe on windows affect its performance on unix??
(PS:: i aint using any OS-specific command in my script)
Bill Luebkert <dbecoll [at] roadrunner.com> wrote:
ukhas jean wrote:
> Hello all ...
>
> I have created a Net::Telnet object (say $t) in my script ... say a.pl
> ... but since the code for "a.pl" is increasing; i decided to created
> "modules" eg. host.pm.
>
> now i want to call this Telnet-object $t in host.pm ... how do i do tha=
t??
>
> How can i pass an object like $t from my .pl to .pm file???
> Any pointers are really appreciated.
Once you've included host.pm with a use, you can pass it as an arg to
a sub or use it globally.
our $tobj =3D new Net::Telnet or die ...
my $ret =3D host::somesub ($tobj); # pass object into sub in host.pm
or if you've inported the sub: my $ret =3D somesub ($tobj);
host.pm subs could access $tobj directly also (less structured) in host.p=
m.
sub somesub { # access main global $tobj from host.pm
print Data::Dumper->Dump([$main::tobj], [qw($main::tobj)]);
}
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<div>Hello Bill et al,</div> <div> </div> <div>I am using perl 5.8=
on windowsXP. till now i have been running scripts using the .pl file.</=
div> <div>i have to send a few files to the client hence would require t=
o convert my code (comprising of .pl and .pm files) into .exe</div> <div=
> </div> <div>q. 1. which is the best tool for this?? (since google=
is giving me show many options!)</div> <div> </div> <div>q. 2. al=
so this .exe the client may run on windows/unix. will the creation of an =
..exe on windows affect its performance on unix??</div> <div> </div>=
<div>(PS:: i aint using any OS-specific command in my script)<BR><BR><B=
><I>Bill Luebkert <dbecoll [at] roadrunner.com></I></B> wrote:</div> <B=
LOCKQUOTE class=3Dreplbq style=3D"PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BO=
RDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">ukhas jean wrote:<BR>> Hello all ...<BR>=
> <BR>> I have created a Net::Telnet object (say $t) in my script .=
... say a.pl <BR>> ... but since the code
for "a.pl" is increasing; i decided to created <BR>> "modules" eg. ho=
st.pm.<BR>> <BR>> now i want to call this Telnet-object $t in host.=
pm ... how do i do that??<BR>> <BR>> How can i pass an object like =
$t from my .pl to .pm file???<BR>> Any pointers are really appreciated=
..<BR><BR>Once you've included host.pm with a use, you can pass it as an a=
rg to<BR>a sub or use it globally.<BR><BR>our $tobj =3D new Net::Telnet o=
r die ...<BR><BR>my $ret =3D host::somesub ($tobj); # pass object into su=
b in host.pm<BR><BR>or if you've inported the sub: my $ret =3D somesub ($=
tobj);<BR><BR>host.pm subs could access $tobj directly also (less structu=
red) in host.pm.<BR><BR>sub somesub { # access main global $tobj from hos=
t.pm<BR>print Data::Dumper->Dump([$main::tobj], [qw($main::tobj)]);<BR=
>}<BR><BR></BLOCKQUOTE><BR><p>
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