One
obvious solution would be to copy your scripts into a subdirectory, called
subdir
in the
following example, and replace the originals with
links to a 'front end' script
comprising something like the following, where app_incr.pl is a script
that updates
a
table record for a supplied k
The perl builtin getppid() will get the parent's process ID. You can then
use /bin/ps to get other information you may want.
> -Original Message-
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> Subject: [Perl-unix-us
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> Is there anyway in Perl to determine which program called a perl script?
>
> Program A, runs script 1, script 1 prints, Running from Program A
>
> Program B, runs script 1, script 1 prints, Running from Program B
Depends on what you mean by run (system, ``, call includ
Is there anyway in Perl to determine which program called a perl script?
Program A, runs script 1, script 1 prints, Running from Program A
Program B, runs script 1, script 1 prints, Running from Program B
--Jimmy
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James Schappet
Schappet.com
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