Using the code below works great if STDOUT is the terminal, but when trying to pipe it
to a file the two system() functions run first and the print() statements run second,
illustrated below as well. Anyone have a clue why?
--BEGIN excerpt from code--
foreach $elem (@test_list)
{
print "Test: $elem\n";
print "Behavioral :\n";
system
('/usr/bin/find',"hammer/$test_dir/test/test$elem","-name","behv*.err","-print","-exec","grep","-i","$test_dir/test","{}","\;");
print "Gates min :\n";
system '/usr/bin/find',"hammer/$test_dir/test/test$elem","-name",
"gates_min*.err","-print","-exec","grep","-i","$test_dir/test","{}","\;";
print "Gates max :\n";
system '/usr/bin/find',"hammer/$test_dir/test/test$elem","-name",
"gates_max*.err","-print","-exec","grep","-i","$test_dir/test","{}","\;";
}
--END excerpt from code--
--BEGIN output of code when piped to a file--
hammer/sync_servo/test/test0/behv_test0_result.err
hammer/sync_servo/test/test0 PASSED
hammer/sync_servo/test/test0/gates_min_test0_result.err
hammer/sync_servo/test/test0 FAILED
hammer/sync_servo/test/test0/gates_max_test0_result.err
hammer/sync_servo/test/test0 FAILED
----------------------------------
Scanning sync_servo error files...
----------------------------------
Test: 0
Behavioral :
Gates min :
Gates max :
--END output of code when piped to a file--
Regards,
Mike
Michael Burnside
Research & Development
Iomega Corporation
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