I have a .exe file. this .exe it it asks for the path of a CSV and a .C file. and when i press "Run" button it does some modification in C file and CSV file.

My problem is that I need to execute that .exe through Perl and provide the path of the .C file as well as CSV file path automatically. How can I do that? it is a gui .exe through browse command i can browse and give the path of the c file and CSV.I hope it it is clear what am trying to say... and i need to select option B and i want to execute RUN button automatically through perl ..

here is my EXE looks like 
 
__________________________________________________________
|                                                         |
|_________________________TEST.EXE________________________|
|                                     _____________       |
|              O  A                  |             |      |
|                                    |     RUN     |      |
|              O  B                  |_____________|      |
|                                                         |
|    __________________________________   ___________     |
|    |  .c FILE                        | |  BROWSE   |    |
|    |_________________________________| |___________|    |
|    __________________________________   ___________     |
|    |  CSV FILE                       | |  BROWSE   |    |
|    |_________________________________| |___________|    |
|                                                         |
|_________________________________________________________|

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