On Dec 21, 2005, at 12:32, Poonam Pahil wrote:
Thanks for replying John.
iam having a very limited choice in modifying the design.let me
explain.
I want to write a perl script to automate the build process.
The normal manner is -
modify a file.
set up the build env.(use a *.cmd file)
start the build.
I don't want to perform all this manually every time i make an exe.
so i
wrote a perl script.
To set up the env. I have to use the *.cmd file . doing similar
things in
the script will not be good. The only way i can do this is to use
system or
exec()
I need control back so i use system.
In unix u can use the dot operator to make changes to the current
shell(env.). i have no idea in case of windows.
can you suggest anything better.
What about a .bat wrapper? Something like
@echo off
set_environment.cmd
perl project_builder.pl
There, project_builder.pl does not call to system(), it has the
environment already set.
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