how to run a perl script on windows pc?

Question

hi this is bit urgent for me...

i have a perl script on my desktop of windows pc and active-perl is also downloaded on my windows desktop how can i run this script using command prompt pls help

Answer 1

1. Install ActivePerl

2. Open command-prompt

3. type perl

4. drag your script from desktop to the command-prompt window

5. press

Answer 2

You need to install some Perl version for Windows.



Examples:

ActivePerl, WinPerl etc



Once you install them and then write a perl script. You can run then with the installed software (using run with).

Or if you name the file with .pl extension, the softwares should recognize them.

Answer 3

Click on the "Run" box from the "Start" menu. Type "cmd" (no quotes) in the box, and hit enter. Navigate to the directory where your script is located by using the "cd" command. For example:



cd "c:\Perl\bin"



then type the name of the script and hit enter.

Answer 4

Simply type the path to the perl executable (in quotes) a space and then the path to the perl script (in quotes).

Answer 5

Assuming you have completed the installation of ActivePerl, you go to the cmd line and type 'perl yourfile.pl'



Of course yourfile.pl is to be replaced by whatever the name of your Perl file is.

Answer 6

xp-right click "My Computer" and click "manage" go to the disk defragmentor or if you have diskeeper lite click that or disk management click on your C drive and click analyze you will see a lot of red and pink files those are files that over time get put far away from each other from downloading things and this causes computers to perform slower because it takes it longer to find the files after you analyze it, click defragment this will put all of your files similar to each other closer together so your computer can access them faster. if you need more help google defragment computers or ask another questions about the type of computer you have

Answer 7

u use perl software....................