
Now you have to extend the command by the following parameter: "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" (The button with the three small dots opens a selection dialog.) Normally the Perl installation is placed directly on C:\ and the Perl.exe is located in a folder called “bin”. In the Run dialog you must now specify the path to the Perl.exe on your computer. So always save your script before clicking the “Run” button. Important: Only stored scripts can be executed afterwards. To be able to check if you have set up everything correctly later, you should definitely first create a small Perl script and save it. However, therefore a one-time setup is necessary, which I want you to briefly explain below. If you don’t want to use a sledgehammer to crack a nut, you can also use the Notepad++ editor to relatively comfortably write Perl scripts.īesides syntax highlighting and intellisense aka auto completion, Notepad++ also offers the possibility to execute Perl scripts directly from the editors interface. A few days ago I already described how to set up the Eclipse development environment for usage with Perl scripts.
