Converting /bin/ksh commands to their PERL equivalent, and executing
- by T. Gruhn
How do I do the following conversion within a PERL script?
cd /usr/src/sys --- chdir '/usr/src/sys'
execute "chdir '/usr/src/sys' "
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How do I tell Perl to execute a piece of generated perl code?
- by T. Gruhn
I am trying to catch the string "cd /a/b/c" and do the following conversion (as part of a larger perl program). If "cd /a/b/c" exists then convert" cd /a/b/c -- chdir '/a/b/c' execute "chdir '/a/b/c' " I can do the conversion; I cant tell PERL to execute my PERL command...Read the article
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How can I convert a /bin/ksh script to Perl?
- by T. Gruhn
How do I do the following conversion within a Perl script? cd /usr/src/sys ---> chdir '/usr/src/sys' execute "chdir '/usr/src/sys' "Read the article
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How do I use Perl's chdir operator?
- by T. Gruhn
In ksh, I'd use cd /usr/src/sys How should I write it in Perl? A conversion such as cd /usr/src/sys ---> chdir '/usr/src/sys' Maybe the following would be better: execute "chdir '/usr/src/sys' "Read the article
