in reply to Parameters incorrect interpreted when passed to perl-standalone

Stop using perl2exe (consider the licence etc), use pp:

pp -x yar.pl -o yar.exe

...

yar.exe *.zip
p_sDirmask: #*.zip#

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Re^2: Parameters incorrect interpreted when passed to perl-standalone
by Yaerox (Scribe) on Mar 15, 2017 at 13:05 UTC
    We are going to buy a license as soon as we know if it works for our scripts.

    The decision wasn't mine. I just have to do the research and work with it.
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      > We are going to buy a license as soon as we know if it works for our scripts.

      The main advantage of a commercial product over an open source solution is guaranteed support.

      Look, if they can't help you and you can't even get advice here, what's left then?

      You should certainly escalate this question to management.

      Cheers Rolf
      (addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)
      Je suis Charlie!

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        I didn't contacted indigo yet. I used to try solving problems using google and communities.

        I won't escalate this question at least until I got a pp running. Never got this so far. Having some trouble on installation, but I'm working on this.

        I do apreciate all kinds of advice (to other probably better solutions), don't get me wrong please. But dropping another just because communities prefer one another isn't my attitude ;-)
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      Then you should probably speak to them regarding support of their product.

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      I agree with marto recommendation, eventhough the decision is not yours, you can convey the advantage of using PP instead of perl2exe and the cost benefit it has.
      The decision maker may change the decision since PP is having valid advantages comparing to perl2exe.
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