>
> perl -ane "print qq(@F[1,4]\n)"
>
> HTH,
>
> Rob- Hide quoted text -
>
How do you call and output this in the C program? If using a system()
call...how is the output retrieved? Last, what key words can I look
up to find out what the syntax means in this line..I looked up
"filters" but it
On 25 Jun, 03:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Zentara) wrote:
> On Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:44:47 -0700 (PDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (shorti)
> wrote:
>
> >Hello, I am a C coder but new to Perl. I am running in an AIX
> >environment. I was wondering if there was a Perl way to return string
> >data (or larger int v
Thanks so much for all the input. I have a couple of Perl books but
couldnt seem to find what I was looking for and wasnt sure what the
key words were. This information will help me on my way! =)
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shorti wrote:
> Hello, I am a C coder but new to Perl. I am running in an AIX
> environment. I was wondering if there was a Perl way to return string
> data (or larger int values) to a C program? For instance, if I use
> the command :
>
> ps aux | grep process123 my out put would look like this
shorti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked:
> Hello, I am a C coder but new to Perl. I am running in an
> AIX environment. I was wondering if there was a Perl way to
> return string data (or larger int values) to a C program?
You exchange data with a Perl program in the same way you'd
exchange data with
Hello, I am a C coder but new to Perl. I am running in an AIX
environment. I was wondering if there was a Perl way to return string
data (or larger int values) to a C program? For instance, if I use
the command :
ps aux | grep process123 my out put would look like this:
emextra 45304 0.0
