Hi

well my title si probably wrong since I don't quite know what the precise question is. What I am looking for is a perl shell with two screens so that I can write a command to be executed in one screen and once I run it, it executes in the other. To create a shell with Term modules is quite easy but to split the screen (withought using split and screen commands) is something I don't know how to do. So my question is: can anyone point me to the right place for me to learn more about about this problem.

Example: 

my terminal:
___________________________________________________
$ # my shell where I    |  Hi!
$ # can write my code   |  How to do ths?
$                       |
$ print "Hi!\n";        |  
$ print "How to do ths?"|
________________________|___________________________

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Am I making any sense?? thnx

In reply to Perl shell with input and output terminal by baxy77bax

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