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> How Can I call a perl script within my main script
> If I do
> $response=`perl $somescript $args`;
This will fork and open a shell so is slow
>do "$somescript $args";
> But How do I get the reponse of the script.
> Is there a way or should I just use the backticks
Please look at sys
Hi Ravi,
The first line "#!" tells the program how te read the executable.
F.e. if you would change it into "#!/bin/ksh" it means your (perl) script will be
executed using ksh. Therefor you will get errors from the korn-shell as it's a
different language.
The meaning of this is that whenev
> I am running a while loop, where I am comparing a
> string, but I want to use a wild card towards the end.
> Can anyone give me an idea of doing this. Here is what
> I have. My threshold value could vary and only thing I
> need to check from that line is "#Threshold", but my
> variable $lineFromF
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] ./summer.pl
> Bareword found where operator expected at ./summer.pl line 78, near "print
> SENDMAIL "TO"
> (Might be a runaway multi-line "" string starting on line 77)
>(Do you need to predeclare print?)
> syntax error at ./summer.pl line 78, near "print SENDMAIL "TO"
