Rusty Carruth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In bash,
>
> variable=`date` # use options if you want it to make more sense later.
>
> in PERL:
>
> my $now = system("date");
Whoops. That exectutes the date command but doesn't capture the
output - the output still goes where it normally would (stdout).
I think you meant:
my $now = `date`;
> or
>
> my $now = scalar localtime;
Which may be better anyway, because it doesn't involve an extra
process.
{Bryan}
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