> At 11:00 -0500 01.31.2001, David Boyce wrote: > >On UNIX it's straightforward: "exec $^X ,$0, @ARGV" out of a BEGIN clause. Linux isn't UNIX: $ cat argv.pl #!/usr/bin/perl -w print "$^X\n"; print "$0\n"; $ ./argv.pl perl ./argv.pl where's perl? :-( [and anyone who assumes that perl is the first perl in my $PATH (eg http://jarl.sourceforge.net/) does not please me] I think that's going to be "interesting" for the rare case where the script comes in on stdin. Nicholas Clark
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