I want to compile my game.pl script to executable.
So I can run this command "game" anywhere on command windows. Maybe
set some environment variable?
Any help>
Currently, I have to run where game where it is located with such as
in the C drive otherwise I get this error.
C:\>game
'game' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable
program or batch file.
I can hack it and manually put it in C:\Windows then I can use game
anywhere I want.
Thanks.
You have converted your perl script into a Windows .exe, so you now have
a file c:\game.exe?
> C:\>game
> 'game' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable
> program or batch file.
Learn how to use your OS. You need to put it in a directory that is
named in the %PATH% environment variable; if you like, you can add a new
directory to %PATH% and put it there.
I believe you can also create a 'game.exe' key somewhere appropriate in
the registry with the full path, but I don't really know.
> I can hack it and manually put it in C:\Windows then I can use game
> anywhere I want.
C:\Windows is typically in %PATH% already.
Ben
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Then why don't you add the location of your script to the search path?
>I can hack it and manually put it in C:\Windows then I can use game
>anywhere I want.
What a concept!
May I suggest to learn how to use the operating system you are using?
jue
PS: nothing of this has anything to do with Perl but would happen with
any other program just the same way.
A slick user should IMNSHO know that working as Administrator is not a
smart thing to do.
You can set your PATH variable to the directory where game.exe is stored.
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