Michael Lamertz:
> BTW: it's
>
> $output = `ps -e`
>
> You don't need the 'system' inside the backquotes. Think about using
> qx{} instead of the backquote operator if you need to do more complex
> stuff in the shell.
It would be better to start using qx() now, it is far more readable.
E.
On Tue, Apr 16, 2002 at 12:49:40PM +0100, Dermot Paikkos wrote:
> Hi Guru's
>
> SYS stuff: perl 5.05 on Tru64 Unix.
>
> I am writing a script that needs to find the process IDs of a couple of
> processes (so they can be killed nicely). Under the csh i would usually
> do "ps -e| grep process".
Hi Guru's
SYS stuff: perl 5.05 on Tru64 Unix.
I am writing a script that needs to find the process IDs of a couple of
processes (so they can be killed nicely). Under the csh i would usually
do "ps -e| grep process". I am not sure if I can do something like this
using system or if there is a m
