"No inconsistencies whatsoever."

From Re^4: pp with gui:

pp --gui -o gui2.exe gui2.pl -l C:/Perl/lib/auto/Tcl/tkki. dll -l C:/P
+erl/lib/auto/Tcl/Tcl.dll

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From Re^6: pp with gui:

pp --gui -o gui2.exe gui2.pl -l C:/Perl/lib/auto/Tcl/tkkid ll -l C:/Pe
+rl/lib/auto/Tcl/Tcl.dll -x

[download]

From Re^8: pp with gui (file paths):

pp --gui -o gui1.exe gui1.pl -l C:/Perl/lib/auto/Tcl/tkkit.dll -l C:/P
+erl/lib/auto/Tcl/Tcl.dll -x

[download]

It seems you don't understand what the word inconsistent means.

"Note: I never said I typed the command into the command prompt every time, you just inferred that to make your point.

Nonsense, try actually reading what I wrote.

"That is why I had the same typo several times."

More nonsense, as I demonstrate you do it differently multiple times.

"It is also why I inadvertently called the command later with --gui after I had removed it once for testing.

Multiple times you were asked to stop using this, why didn't it occur to you that you kept using this and clouding the issue? Copying and pasting things doesn't seem to be working our for you. Nor does actually reading the documentation for the tools you've chosen to use. Attention to detail is required.

In reply to Re^5: pp with gui by marto
in thread pp with gui by mkmal

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