Hi Monks,

I am using pp util to create binary in Linux by issuing pp -B -p -o ex ex.pl

  #data to write
my $data =[
["Name ", "$name ", ],
["Age", "$name ", ],
];

# table creation
$pdftable->table(
$pdf,
$page,
$data,
x => 150,
w => 500,
start_y => 400,
next_y => 750,
start_h => 700,
next_h => 720,
font => $pdf->corefont('Helvetica'),
font_size => 11,
padding => 5, # cell padding
padding_top => 5, # top cell padding, overides padding
padding_right => 5, # right cell padding, overides padding
padding_left => 5, # left cell padding, overides padding
padding_bottom => 5, # bottom padding, overides -padding
border => 1,
cell_props => $cell_props, # see section CELL PROPERTIES
column_props => $col_props,
);

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In my code I use PDF::API2 and PDF::Table modules which will write data in PDF.

Running ‘perl ex.pl’ I can get the desired output in PDF file

After packaging using pp util if I run ‘./ex’ only Name and Age is displayed and no value for $name, $age is displyed on PDF in the table

Can any help body help me out

Thanks Madhi

In reply to perl pp packging problem by madhi

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