On Thu, 2008-08-28 at 19:59 +0200, Laurens Vets wrote:
> Hello,
>
> >> When I log onto a linux host, and use "set" I can see that there a
> >> couple of functions defined (test() for instance) in bash. How can I
> >> read out these functions and use them in a perl script?
> >
> > You can't as
Hello,
When I log onto a linux host, and use "set" I can see that there a
couple of functions defined (test() for instance) in bash. How can I
read out these functions and use them in a perl script?
You can't as they are bash functions, not Perl functions.
There's no way to read them out l
Laurens Vets wrote:
Hi all,
Hello,
When I log onto a linux host, and use "set" I can see that there a
couple of functions defined (test() for instance) in bash. How can I
read out these functions and use them in a perl script?
You can't as they are bash functions, not Perl functions.
J
Hi all,
When I log onto a linux host, and use "set" I can see that there a
couple of functions defined (test() for instance) in bash. How can I
read out these functions and use them in a perl script?
I've search the archives, but nothing came up.
Thanks in advance!
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