Hello monks,

I have a script and a couple of my own modules I want to use to create an executable with pp. I want to hide my code though. I know: nothing can be hidden in a proper way, and and and. We do not need to start the discussion again. I prefer to have my .pl script and my .pm modules hidden, at least to the curious eye. I normally use the following:

pp -u -f Bleach -o executable myscript.pl

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This works just fine, however only myscript.pl is "bleached", not my own modules. Is there a way to bleach also some modules (not all core modules!). Or there are others method to make my code not readable to the curious eye (again, I know that if something wants to read it... he/she will read it). perl2exe makes this possible (even if it is possible with some work to get the original code)

In reply to pp bleach main script and modules by Anonymous Monk

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