> If the code for $script is being generated by the foo() subroutine, then
> why are you not just eval()ing on the spot?
>
> {
> $script = foo();
> $output = eval{ $script } or
> die "Couldn't eval code: $script\n$!\n";
> do_something($output);
> }
I am sorry for having created the confusion.
foo() returns the filename of the script
so it is something like
$script_filename=foo();
$output=`perl $script_filename $arg1 $arg2`;
......
Now can I do this without a diff interpreter. would you suggest I read
the file into a string and eval it
Thanks
Ram
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