T.S. Ravi Shankar wrote:
> Hi all :
>
> Could anyone tell me how I could move between the directories ( or
> change the present working directory ) with any perl command ??
>
> I have tried these system '/bin/cd $HOME'; , chdir '$HOME'; ,
> exec 'cd $HOME';
>
> After I execute the perl code, th
"T.S. Ravi Shankar" wrote:
>
> ( I was trying to build PERL equivalents of pushd & popd (Unix utilities
> by
> using cd inside the perl script ). Hence I was thinking of doing all
> "chdir"s
> inside the perl script with "system-cd"s )
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T.S. Ravi Shankar wrote:
Mr. Sudharshan,
Very thanks for your quick reply !
So do you say that it is not possible through any means to change the
directories (since we are moving between the shells) ?
You can change the cwd of the current process. But, this change will not
be reflected in the
Mr. Sudharshan,
Very thanks for your quick reply !
So do you say that it is not possible through any means to change the
directories (since we are moving between the shells) ?
( I was trying to build PERL equivalents of pushd & popd (Unix utilities
by
using cd inside the perl script ). Hence I
T.S. Ravi Shankar wrote:
Hi all :
Could anyone tell me how I could move between the directories ( or
change the present working directory ) with any perl command ??
I have tried these system '/bin/cd $HOME'; , chdir '$HOME'; ,
exec 'cd $HOME';
After I execute the perl code, the PWD still re
"T.S. Ravi Shankar" wrote:
>
> Hi all :
Hello,
> Could anyone tell me how I could move between the directories ( or
> change the present working directory ) with any perl command ??
>
> I have tried these system '/bin/cd $HOME'; , chdir '$HOME'; ,
> exec 'cd $HOME';
>
> After I execute the
