Hi!
"assoc " and "ftype" commands are used to associate extension for
particular file types..
>Is there a way to run my script without specifying "Perl" before the
script? In other words, I want to type c:\myscript.plx >instead of c:\perl
myscript.plx.
yes you can, try "assoc /?" and "ftype /?" it'll tell how to associates
file types.
HTH
Raymond
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You appear to be on a Windows system. The file extensions on Windows are
for
association. Hence, to answer your second question first, if you're on
ActiveState Perl, all .pl extensions are automatically associated with
perl, if
you did it right, and just typing 'foo.pl' in the shell should run it.
.cgi,
.pl, etc. It doesn't matter to the interpreter. It may however matter to
how it
is treated by the OS and other programs, such as a server.
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