On 6/29/07, Alex Jamestin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, i tried both the options -
> system("perl vplan_all.pl", "5.6", "24.0") == 0
> or die "blah";
>
> or
>
> system( "perl", "vplan_all.pl", "5.6", "24.0") == 0
> or die "blah";
I think when perl -> shell -> perl . Here perl doe
Tried that but it still won't work. Doh! Stupid bug :\
I'd run this test script below -
#! /usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
my $vplan_parent_path = "\/pdd\/qes\/vsuites\/vplan";
system("perl $vplan_parent_path\/vplan_all.pl") == 0
or die "perl blew up: $!";
And the o/p got is -
vp
Thanks Chas,
This does work. So there's no problem with perl itself. I guess now,
i'll have to take a look at vplan_all.pl.
The sucky thing is that road is too much of pain to go down. (Though
now i don't think ill be able to sleep without thinking about this :))
Oh well, Bug begets bug :)
Anywa
Okay,
system returns a 0 if it executes successfully. So then, die is called
only if system returns anything other than a 0.
And in the old code system would return a 0 after calling perl. This
would short-circuit and call die.
Makes sense :) Will try out and reply.
Thx,
Alex
On 6/29/07, Chas
Well, i tried both the options -
system("perl vplan_all.pl", "5.6", "24.0") == 0
or die "blah";
or
system( "perl", "vplan_all.pl", "5.6", "24.0") == 0
or die "blah";
I think when perl -> shell -> perl . Here perl doesn't seem to
understand that vplan_all.pl is the script name and
On 6/29/07, Alex Jamestin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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my $vplan_parent_path = "\/pdd\/qes\/vsuites\/vplan";
snip
You don't need to escape those slashes.
snip
system("perl $vplan_parent_path\/vplan_all.pl") == 0
or die "perl blew up: $!";
snip
Same thing here.
snip
And the o/p got i
On 6/29/07, Alex Jamestin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks Chas,
This does work. So there's no problem with perl itself. I guess now,
i'll have to take a look at vplan_all.pl.
The sucky thing is that road is too much of pain to go down. (Though
now i don't think ill be able to sleep without thi
On 6/29/07, Alex Jamestin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry forgot about that.. I'm running it on FreeBSD/i386 accessed via.
a terminal prog.
I have a FreeBSD box handy, but I cannot reproduce your error. Do the
two scripts below work for you?
/home/cowens>uname -smr
FreeBSD 4.11-STABLE i386
/
> Hmm, what OS are you using?
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On 6/28/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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I've tried bypassing the shell [ system(xxx,xxx,xx)] but that doesn't
seem to help.
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Hmm, what OS are you using? And by system(xxx,xxx,xx) do you mean
system("perl vplan_all.pl", "5.6", "24.0") == 0
or die "blah";
or
syst
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Any help on this would be appreciated :)
>
> Currently I have a perl program thats required to call another perl
> program. The second one takes arguments and can be called as:
>
> perl vplan_all.pl 5.6 24.0 ajtest
>
> Here 5.6, 24.0 and ajtest
Hi all,
Any help on this would be appreciated :)
Currently I have a perl program thats required to call another perl
program. The second one takes arguments and can be called as:
perl vplan_all.pl 5.6 24.0 ajtest
Here 5.6, 24.0 and ajtest are all command line options.
I have to cal
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