The questions are not related.
How are you executing it?
Using this in temp.pl
print @ARGV;
And a command line of
perl temp.pl red yellow blue
I get this output
redyellowblue
Which is what I would expect.
> On Behalf Of Peter Eisengrein
>
>
> Similar question... in Win32, it doesn't seem
> to read in @ARGV, unless I'm just being dense.
> For example, a one line script:
>
> print @ARGV;
> When executed as follows:
>
> foo.pl red blue yellow
>
> You'd expect the STDOUT to be "red blue yellow". It
> executes and exits without error, yet it doesn't
> give any output. Any ideas?
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