



I hope this is not a dumb question (I'm pretty new at Perl), but I couldn't seem to find an answer anywhere.
I have a few perl scripts that were written to do some text and file manipulations in windows. They are to be used by others who aren't command line people. For a number, this is not a problem. Double clicking on the script when in the correct directory runs it without a problem. I have some however, that require a little bit of input. From the command line, I do this simple as a command line argument (input as ARGV[0]). For someone who would double click to execute the script, I am not sure how to get the input. I could collect it using STDIN (and make the user type the name of the file to be parsed for example), but I was hoping for something easier for the user. What I think would be best would be if the user could drag and drop the file to be parsed onto the script icon, and that file would be taken in the same way as a command line argument (like ARGV). Is there a way to do something like this?
Thanks for you help