# Listing 3. Code to Hide a Perl Console Window
use Win32::API::Prototype;
ApiLink( 'kernel32.dll', 'HWND GetConsoleWindow()' ) || die;
ApiLink( 'user32.dll', 'BOOL ShowWindow( HWND hWnd,
int iCommand )' ) || die;
$hWnd = GetConsoleWindow();
print "About to hide the window...\n";
sleep( 1 );
# Hide the window.
# BEGIN CALLOUT A
ShowWindow( $hWnd, 0x00 );
# END CALLOUT A
my @results=`ipconfig \all`;
print @results;
sleep( 5 );
print "About to restore the window...\n";
# Restore the window.
# BEGIN CALLOUT B
ShowWindow( $hWnd, 0x04 );
# END CALLOUT B
print "Restored!\n";
May be it will be useful.
This code comes from Dave Roth's article Progressive Perl for Windows: Hiding the DOS Box and Other Magical Tricks
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