Or:
$path = $ENV{'MQSROOT'};
print $path;
could have been the intent (note the S as stated as being the
logical name).
Peter Prymmer
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Subject: RE: on perl 5.6.0
I would imagine she really meant:
$path = $ENV{MQROOT};
print $path;
--Bob van Keuren
AMS, San Diego
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From: "Vorl�nder, Martin" [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 19, 2003 2:23 am
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Subject: RE: on perl 5.6.0
> I have written one small perl pgm on VMS .
>
> path = $ENV{MQROOT};
> print $path;
>
> MQSROOT is the logical . I would like to print the value
> of the logical . While executing the perl script the value
> of $path is null .
> Is ENV variable is supported on VMS .
Yes, %ENV is supported. If I try your program, I get:
$ perl -we "path = $ENV{'SYS$SYSDEVICE'}; print $path;"
Unquoted string "path" may clash with future reserved word at -e line 1.
Undefined subroutine &main::path called at -e line 1.
%SYSTEM-F-ABORT, abort
$
"-w" really is a useful option. As the perl.pod says:
BUGS
The -w switch is not mandatory.
cu,
Martin
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