From: "Mrtlc" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I have a script gonnadie.pl
>
> ##gonnadie.pl
> do_sth
> die "blah blah";
>
> gonnadie.pl is called by a DOS batch file x.bat
>
> REM - x.bat
> perl gonnadie.pl
>
>
> x.bat is called by y.bat
>
> REM - y.bat
> x.bat
>
> When y.bat is run, the OS treats x.bat ends sucessfully, how can I
> make y.bat dies when gonnadie.pl dies?
If you do it like this the x.bat never returns.
Try
x.bat:
@echo off
echo in x.bat
y.bat
@echo off
echo started y.bat
x.bat
echo back in y.bat
You have to use
call x.bat
I'm not sure what exactly do you need but this seems to work fine:
x.bat
@echo off
perl -e "if ($ARGV[0] eq 'OK') {print 'OK'} else {die 'empty'}" %1
if %errorlevel% == 255 goto Error
echo x.bat OK
goto End
:Error
echo x.bat error
:End
y.bat
@echo off
call x.bat %1
if %errorlevel% == 255 goto Error
echo y.bat OK
goto End
:Error
echo y.bat error
:End
HTH, Jenda
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