On 6/29/07, Alex Jamestin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, i tried both the options -
> system("perl vplan_all.pl", "5.6", "24.0") == 0
> or die "blah";
>
> or
>
> system( "perl", "vplan_all.pl", "5.6", "24.0") == 0
> or die "blah";
I think when perl -> shell -> perl . Here perl doesn't seem to
understand that vplan_all.pl is the script name and 5.6 and 24.0
are options to be passed.
The exact same text ie. perl vplan_all.pl 5.6 21.0 works fine when i
just run it from the command line. Confusing! :\
Could it be that you have a different $PATH, a different directory or
other envronment changes? If your perl binary is properly built and
installed, it should be capable of running another perl.
system("perl", "-lwe", "print q(perl works!)") == 0
or die "Can't call perl: $!";
Cheers!
--Tom Phoenix
Stonehenge Perl Training
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