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PERL Custom OUTPUT issue

Garfunkel

Well-known member
Hello,

I am devellopping a PERL custom output application and get a srange behavior:

1. The script works well when launched out of AB (Localyze file, open...)

2. Inserted as a custom output, I have no result, the script seems to get an issue and is not launched. I only see a quickly disapearing window (Too quick to be lisible)

- Its file is find on the directory. (No error on AB)
- I tried with an .exe compiled file from the .pl=> same behavior
- I tried with a .bat file.=> same behavior
- I tried launching the custom output with either the .bat and .exe => same behavior
- I tried launching the custom output with perl.exe as executable name and -w C:\ArmyBuilderEX\data\Warhammer40K\AB_PARSER_XML.pl as cmdline parameters. => same behavior
- I tried with static customext.xml file (to test if there was issue with the custom file finding) => same behavior
- Perl revision is ActivePerl 5.12.2 (Last one)


I never had issues with C likes programs and cannot figure what's wrong.
Any idea?

I am building an .AB archive for you to reproduce the issue. I will give the infos soon.

Thanks,
Frédéric
 
Hello,


Here is the link to the AB pack to install: http://www.datafilecentral.com/a3/Warhammer40KV2p58p08Wolflair.ab

Install PERL in the c:\armybuilderEX\PERL directory or modify the extension command line to match with your installation.
http://www.activestate.com/activeperl/downloads Prefers the ActivePerl 5.12.2.1202 revision.

1. Create a new army and fill it with a unit.
2. Launch the extension PERL1, PERL2, PERL3 to test the 3 behavior I talked about on the previous post. These extensions should create a logfile.log on the data\warhammer40K directory.


Thanks,
Frédéric
 
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