Hi perl monks, I need to create a command window like cmd.exe using perl Tk. I am using Term::ShellUI, but the problem is it doesnt create a new window but continues the operation in the existing command window. I even tried issuing a system(start); but of no use. 
use Term::ShellUI;
 system(start);
  my $term = new Term::ShellUI( 
   
      commands => {
                 "quit" => {
                  desc => "Quit this program", maxargs => 0,
                  method => sub { shift->exit_requested(1); },
              }},
          
      );
      $term -> prompt("My Prompt>");
      $term->run();

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Please help me in creating a new command window with the prompt set to "My Prompt>" and executes only the commands that are defined in command block.

In reply to Create new command winow using Term::ShellUI by kranthi

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