David, Since I don't see the usual helpful replies, I'll chip in an answer: In the one-liner dialog window, try typing in: perl -w -e 'print "It truly works.\\n";' ( ^ There is an obnoxious complaint if this space is missing .) The 'idea' of one-liners is to be able to type in the same obnoxiously-quoted and back-slash-doubled PERL one-line command needed for a UNIX shell and have it executed similarly by MacPerl. A word-to-the-wise: It's hard to give a MacPerl one-liner the idea of current working directory. >>I'm having trouble with OneLiner not displaying the dialog when selecting >>the OneLiner menu item. It only comes up with debuging turned on. Is this >>problem known? > >The dialog displays for me but when I type in a command and click "OK" it >doesn't work. > >I typed in: > print "It works"; >but it didn't. > >David Seay -- Regards, Larry F. Allen-Tonar (larryat@cts.com) +1 760/746-6464 (voice) Principal Designer +1 760/746-0766 (FAX, P.O. Box 463072 upon request) Escondido, CA 92046-3072 ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch