I'm on a Windows 2000 environment - and yes, I agree that using the PERL
conventions would be best. Unfortunately, there is a specific request for
this command to be used in this basic format. I've used the command in a
shell script (.sh) and it works fine, but no luck in PERL.
If you have any m
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
By the way,
> I'm having a problem when redirecting output from a system call to a text
> file. A good example would be:
>
> command.com /c dir /O /a-d /s > dir.txt
>
> When I run this directly from the command line I will get the full path
> structure in the output fi
I'm having a problem when redirecting output from a system call to a text
file. A good example would be:
command.com /c dir /O /a-d /s > dir.txt
When I run this directly from the command line I will get the full path
structure in the output file. When I call this from a perl script in the
form: