On Mon, 7 Oct 2002, Dharmender Rai wrote:
> your string is not getting interpolated for $cmd2
> bacause you are using `` instead of '' or "" . If you
> want to use `` then don't use $cmd2 or split the
> string into many.
Variables do get interpolated inside backticks. They do not get
interpolated inside single quotes (''). Did you try it out?
>
> --- Javeed SAR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi
> All,
> >
> >
> > I am executing a command from command line, it
> > working fine,when i give in
> > perl it's not working.
> > The command which i gave in command line is :
> > c:>cleartool desc attype:SYNC_CHECK@vob:/train
> > what i gave in perl is as follows:
> > I am passing the variable here instead of
> > SYNC_CHECK.
> > @attt = `cleartool desc attype:$cmd2\@vob://$cmd1`;
What makes you say that this is not working? Did you check $? for the exit
status or is it based on the contents of @attt? Are you running this on
unix or windows? Why do you have two '/' before $cmd1? Did you check the
contents of $cmd2 and $cmd1?
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