Advanced batch programming!!? (intemixing perl)
Posted: Sun Sep 07, 2008 1:32 pm
I've always laught when peoples have said that they're expert in batch. (When they can make a batch-file that copies itself to autostart folder and reboot the system.)
But at the end I thought that I should learn batch, just to make some simple cmd-scripts. Maybe I could get some use for it some time. Besides it shouldn't take a lot of time to learn it properly.
Then I found this:
http://www.infionline.net/~wtnewton/bat ... de.html#7c
"Intermixing Perl and Batch", it said.
I don't know anything about perl, but if perl is a "real" programming language, maybe batch could be of some serious use.
What's the possibilities of perl?
Should I spend some of my time to learn batch, perl, and this intermixing technique?
(I'm currently studying C++ and Java, so I don't know.)
But at the end I thought that I should learn batch, just to make some simple cmd-scripts. Maybe I could get some use for it some time. Besides it shouldn't take a lot of time to learn it properly.
Then I found this:
http://www.infionline.net/~wtnewton/bat ... de.html#7c
"Intermixing Perl and Batch", it said.
I don't know anything about perl, but if perl is a "real" programming language, maybe batch could be of some serious use.
What's the possibilities of perl?
Should I spend some of my time to learn batch, perl, and this intermixing technique?
(I'm currently studying C++ and Java, so I don't know.)