Ivan Gromov wrote:
>
> Rob Dixon wrote:
>>
>> print() is one of the built-in functions that can't be overridden. You will
>> have to use a source filter or simply edit your Perl program. Take a look
>> at
>>
>> perldoc perlfilter
>>
>> for guidance on the former option.
>>
>> By the way, you have an argument count of 3 in your call to perl_parse, but
>> the command_line array has only two elements. It shouldn't cause any
>> problems, it's just wrong :)
>
> Ok. I will consider perldoc perlfilter.I think it is what I need.
> Additionally, it was my mistake in my call perl_parse, because I missed
> "-e" in char* command_line[] = {"", "-e", “./script.pl”};
No, your parameters were right as they were. If you add -e perl will try to
execute the string "./script.pl" as a Perl program instead of opening the file.
Rob
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