The backticks work just as they would in a shell script. You're using them
the wrong way in your example, anyways.
my $output = `command param`;
my $rc = system('command', 'param'
From: Rajini Naidu <rajinid...@gmail.com>
To: beginners@perl.org
Date: 07/14/2009 11:41 AM
Subject: perl query
Hi,
I have the below commands in the script.
`$swlist -l bundle -a revision -a architecture -s $t | $grep $n >>
$log_our_depot`;
`$swlist -l bundle -a revision -a architecture -s $t | $grep $n >>
$log_ourdepot_comp`;
Here I am outputting the same command line output to different logfile.
Is there a way in perl where I can output in one pass by storing it in a
variable.
-Rajini
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