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HI guys. Jeezz, perl forum is kind of abandoned ;/ Anyway, maybe some one will have an idea.
I want to write a selfkilling perl prog
Ok, i got a simple prog which shows up a simple tk window with some text in it, to go to the next function (in my app), i have to close window manualy. Is it posible to make that window disappear, lets say, after 10 seconds, without my interference? The same is about perl scripts which runs an xterm and after some function you always have to close that window to go forward. Or, is there a way to run perl script without shell environment (i'm not talking about daemons here)?
I want to write a selfkilling perl prog
Ok, i got a simple prog which shows up a simple tk window with some text in it, to go to the next function (in my app), i have to close window manualy. Is it posible to make that window disappear, lets say, after 10 seconds, without my interference? The same is about perl scripts which runs an xterm and after some function you always have to close that window to go forward. Or, is there a way to run perl script without shell environment (i'm not talking about daemons here)? 
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Originally Posted by somename 
... perl forum is kind of abandoned ;/
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Originally Posted by somename
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I want to write a selfkilling perl prog
It is just a guess... there should be <childwindow>.destroy() function to destroy top level window or child window.
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Originally Posted by somename
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The same is about perl scripts which runs an xterm and after some function you always have to close that window to go forward. Or, is there a way to run perl script without shell environment (i'm not talking about daemons here)?
katharnakh.
Last edited by katharnakh : May 14th, 2008 at 11:38 pm.
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