Daniel Sanchez Fabregas wrote:
>
> Triyng
>
> $x=qx(xcopy a:\\1*.* c:\\tmp);
> print"\n after \n$x \n before \n";
You could always use the File::Copy module.
perldoc File::Copy
John
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Triyng
$x=qx(xcopy a:\\1*.* c:\\tmp);
print"\n after \n$x \n before \n";
this is how it looks my dos session
C:\WINDOWS\Escritorio>perl -w kk.pl
13feb.zip
1 arc
Triyng
$x=qx(xcopy a:\\1*.* c:\\tmp);
print"\n after \n$x \n before \n";
this is how it looks my dos session
C:\WINDOWS\Escritorio>perl -w kk.pl
13feb.zip
1 archivos copiados
after
before
-
Triyng
$x=qx(xcopy a:\\1*.* c:\\tmp);
print"\n after \n$x \n before \n";
this is how it looks my dos session
C:\WINDOWS\Escritorio>perl -w kk.pl
13feb.zip
1 archivos copiados
after
before
-