I'm not sure what Perforce is, but I suspect it runs as an NT Service ...
our company has a number of scripts that run under the control of an NT
Service ... we have never been able to use the 'system' command, backticks,
or qx to spawn processes and retrieve their results ... except in version
Do you intend for $listfiles to be a perl variable that gets
expanded in your command or do you want it to be a reference to
a shell variable? If the latter, you need to enter your command
in single quote or escape the $.
chdir and system do work from perl on Windows just like they work
from u
I've written a perl script that involves a few functions from the command line:
-
<...a bunch of code...>
chdir "c:\\Lint";
$mycmd = "lin -os(perloutput.tmp) $listfiles";
system $mycmd;
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This perl script runs fine when called directly from t
M.W. Koskamp ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>> Would I be better off doing this without HTML::Parser? I've done it
>> previously, with use of Regexs:
> I think you are indeed better of using HTML::Parser.
> In general i dont like to build existing functionality.
> Moreover the code below is kinda unread
For
starters you can type perl -v from the dos prompt.
-Original Message-From: Jason Bitman
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Thursday, September 13,
2001 3:25 PMTo:
'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject: Questions on an
install...
I am running Windows 2000, and I
If you aren't getting the following information at the command line,
things aren't installed correctly. Since you are on Windows 2000
the PATH statement should have been updated correctly immediately, if you
get an error saying "'perl' is not a recognized..." then you
may need to reboot first.
A
I am running Windows 2000, and I am trying to install ActiveState Perl, but I have no
idea if it is installed right. And even
if it does install right, how can I test it???
This is the first time I have tried this, and I do not know what to look
for...
Thank you,
Hello everybody,
I am having a problem with a free-standing executable compiled using
PerlApp 3.00.
When I open a pipe to it, it returns me PID of my child process. It
works fine as a Perl script,
but problems occur when I compile it to a free-standing executable. Now
it returns a '1' if the
Hello,
I just installed 'ActivePerl-5.6.1.629-MSWin32-x86-multi-thread.msi' and used the PPM to also install Tk. Howvere, when I typed 'perl -e "use Tk"', I got the follow message: Tk object version 800.022 does not match $Tk::XS_VERSION 800.023 at C:/Perl/lib/Dynaloader.pm line 225. Can a
