How to make perl code invisible to the User?

S

sanjeeb

Hi
I guess we cant make scripting language invisible to the user(If there
is a way i dont know).
But can we make perl code invisible to the user.(Not going against
Larry walls/FSF)

With regards
sanjeeb
 
U

usenet

sanjeeb said:
I guess we cant make scripting language invisible to the user(If there
is a way i dont know).

But there IS an extremely effective way, as the perldocs quickly point
out (using only two words to explain how):

perldoc -q hide
'How can I hide the source for my Perl program?'
 
T

Tad McClellan

sanjeeb said:
Subject: How to make perl code invisible to the User?


Bleach it, of course!

http://search.cpan.org/~dconway/Acme-Bleach-1.12/

(be sure to make a backup of your program before you try it)

Be aware that it does not "hide" the Perl source code. If that
is what you want, then you wouldn't even be posting here because
you would have already found an answer when you checked the Perl
FAQ before posting to the Perl newsgroup:

How can I hide the source for my Perl program?

I guess we cant make scripting language invisible to the user


A "user" of what?

A "user" of a website with CGI programs written in a scripting
language never sees the source code.

But can we make perl code invisible to the user.


A "user" of what?

A user of a website?

A user of your command line program?

....
 
S

sanjeeb

Tad said:
Bleach it, of course!

http://search.cpan.org/~dconway/Acme-Bleach-1.12/

(be sure to make a backup of your program before you try it)

Be aware that it does not "hide" the Perl source code. If that
is what you want, then you wouldn't even be posting here because
you would have already found an answer when you checked the Perl
FAQ before posting to the Perl newsgroup:

How can I hide the source for my Perl program?




A "user" of what?

A "user" of a website with CGI programs written in a scripting
language never sees the source code.




A "user" of what?

A user of a website?

A user of your command line program?

...


I am asking about Normal User ....Not a website user.

regards
sanjeeb
 

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