-- Srikanth Madani [EMAIL PROTECTED]
When the script exists, this variable will no longer be available.
The variables are part of the currently running program:
int main( int argc, char **argv, char **env )
{^^
the third paramter are the local
I have a general problem sourcing out variables in perl. I certainly can
read the environment variables, but setting them persistently even after
the script has finished is something I'm having a little more difficulty
with.
Hi Scott,
You can set environment variables in a Perl script using
I think Srikanth made a slight typo - see my comment below.
Srikanth Madani [EMAIL PROTECTED] 04/08/04 09:51AM
I have a general problem sourcing out variables in perl. I certainly
can
read the environment variables, but setting them persistently even
after
the script has finished is something
When the script exists, this variable will no longer be available.
^
Did you mean exits?? ;-)
:-) Yes - s/exists/exits.
Cheers,
Srikanth Madani
perl -e'$_=87 69S69E75C69S78 68A32W73A83Y32!;($p,$i,$n,$k
