Thanks for your reponse.
exec() can be replaced with system() to get the
return value too!
Angela
Franck FASANO wrote:
>
> Thank you for the answer Angela!
> That's a solution.
>
> but exec is different of qx (it doesn't return anything except false
> if the command is not found ) and I need the return value because
> my script is more huge than test.pl in fact.
> Several scripts call others .
>
> An other is to replace qx by print qx to print the return of qx .
> Bye .
>
> Angela Fisher a �crit :
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I replaced qx{ ./test.pl -P @ARGV};
> > with exec(" ./test.pl -P @ARGV");
> >
> > This works.
>
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