Regards everyone, here is my situation, For the sake of information and for the sake of convenience, would there be any way I can disable the command line window from showing up when running a Perl/Tk application?

I have the notion (needs clarification though) that this command line window is part of the compiler triggering whenever a program is run, but If making a standalone Tk application be really independent from this window and that it doesn't have to show up every time I run the application is possible, it would be great that some generous monks show me where I can learn how to do this.

with all due reverence thanking you.

Update: I have used the wperl option since it seemed easier for the small task I got, the wperl.exe is in the same bin where perl.exe (the compiler) is, just save your program in .wpl instead of .pl and then run it using the wperl.exe., perlapp from ActiveState is certainly an option I'd use in the near future, Thanks Marshall.

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In reply to Tk and the command line window by biohisham

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