Stat::lsMode would probably be of interest as well.
http://search.cpan.org/author/MJD/Stat-lsMode-0.50/lsMode.pm
On Mon, 2003-04-07 at 10:41, R. Joseph Newton wrote:
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> > Hello Mother,
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> > While not knowing exactly what you want to do,
> > in general you can
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm trying to put the string from the system("ls -al") into a variable. It
> simply prints to the page and puts 1 in the variable.
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> I wan't to use this variable to determine the permissions for the files on a
> linux machine. Is there an easier way?
Hi Tricia.
Ther
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> I'm trying to put the string from the system("ls -al") into a variable. It
> simply prints to the page and puts 1 in the variable.
perldoc -f system
> I wan't to use this variable to determine the permissions for the files on a
> linux machine. Is there an easier w
On Sun, Apr 06, 2003 at 07:01:02AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I wan't to use this variable to determine the permissions for the files on a
> linux machine. Is there an easier way?
opendir
readdir
stat
closedir
perldoc -f each of those for the docs.
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> I'm trying to put the string from the system("ls -al") into a variable.
@list = `ls -al`;
> It simply prints to the page and puts 1 in the variable.
What's that mean '1' anyway ?
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I'm trying to put the string from the system("ls -al") into a variable. It
simply prints to the page and puts 1 in the variable.
I wan't to use this variable to determine the permissions for the files on a
linux machine. Is there an easier way?
Tricia
