Hello all,
I have a script that opens a socket to a device, issues some commands, then writes the
results to a datafile.
That all works fine. I decided that I wanted to time stamp each of the entries
So where I put my separator:
# print a section separator to the dateFile
print DATAFILE
"\n\n=============================================================================\n\n";
I wanted to put the date below it.
$time =~ system('TIME \/T');
$date =~ system('DATE \/T');
print DATAFILE "\n$time $date";
It would not append the time and date.
So, I used the above to make it it's own perl script, and just removed the filehandle
so the output would print to the console.
$time =~ system('TIME \/T');
$date =~ system('DATE \/T');
print "\n$time $date";
This printed the date and the time to the console.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to why this is not working?
Thank you,
Craig
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