NAME
Win32-PerlExe-Env.pl -- Test program for Win32::PerlExe::Env
USAGE
win32: Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe
win32: Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe :tmp
win32: Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe :tmp Win32
win32: Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe :vars
win32: Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe :all
win32: Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe :all Env
win32: Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe :DEFAULT
win32: Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe :DEFAULT Copyright
OPTIONS
Win32-PerlExe-Env [selection] [filename]
- :tmp
-
Print tmpdir and filename (of default internal file)
- :vars
-
Print BUILD, PERL5LIB, RUNLIB, TOOL and VERSION
- :all
-
Print :tmp and :vars
- :DEFAULT
-
Print tmpdir
- filename
-
Use as bound file to identify tmpdir
- Missing selection
-
Set selection to :DEFAULT
- Missing filename
-
Set filename to defaults 'Win32|PerlExe|Env'
DESCRIPTION
Test program for Win32::PerlExe::Env.
See also exe/Win32-PerlExe-Env.bat of this distribution.
DIAGNOSTICS
An Usage message is given if unkown options were supplied.
CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT
This distribution contains an executable Win32-PerlExe-Env.exe which was packed with ActiveState PDK PerlApp 6.0.2. The size was optimized with packer options set to 'Make dependent executable' and 'Exclude perl58.dll from executable'. To run this executable properly a Win32 Perl Distribution (e. g. ActivePerl) must be installed.
This executable uses at runtime the local (uninstalled!) module Win32::PerlExe::Env from the lib directory of this distribution.
You are welcome to pack you own freestanding executable which can run on every (Perl free) Win32 platform.
DEPENDENCIES
INCOMPATIBILITIES
No known alternative denials.
BUGS
Only tested on Win32 XP.
Send bug reports to my email address or use the CPAN RT system.
AUTHOR
Thomas Walloschke <thw@cpan.org>.
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
Copyright (c) 2006 Thomas Walloschke (thw@cpan.org).All rights reserved.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.6 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.
DATE
Last changed $Date: 2006-09-09 22:07:31 +0200 (Sa, 09 Sep 2006) $.