Looks like this: 
my $szPerlExe = $this->{$this->{choPerlExecutable}->GetStringSelection
+()};
my $szShell = $this->{stcShell}->GetText();
$szShell =~ s/"/\\"/g;
my $szCommand = $szPerlExe.' -e '.'"'.$szShell.'"';

$this->{wProcessId} = Wx::NewId();
$this->{hProcess} = Wx::Process->new($this, $this->{wProcessId});
$this->{hProcess}->Redirect();
$this->{hProcess}->CloseOutput();

my $wProcessPid = Wx::ExecuteCommand($szCommand, wxEXEC_ASYNC|wxEXEC_N
+OHIDE, $this->{hProcess});
$this->{wProcessPID}->{$wProcessPid} = $szTimeStamp;

$this->{tmrProcessRunning} = Wx::Timer->new($this, $this->{wProcessId}
+);
$this->{tmrProcessRunning}->Start(500);

EVT_TIMER($this, $this->{wProcessId}, \&ProcessRunning_OnTimer);

EVT_END_PROCESS($this, $this->{wProcessId}, \&ProcessEnded);

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So I need a way to change the name of a process from within the executed script. I also use this kind of execution for system commands and scripts (without perl -e)

In reply to Re^4: Changing process name by Outaspace
in thread Changing process name by Outaspace

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