Hi all,
>To start, I will assume the "@CmdList" versus "@list" bug is a typo or the
result of cutting down your program.
yes, exec @list , should be exec @CmdList.
Many of your examples assume that I know exactly how many parameters
I am passing to exec.
I should have included that @CmdList has a variable number of
options,
so I don't know how many parms I will be passing.
As an example, say I am calling an email program.
On one invocation, I may call it as
email.pl -to address -sub 'sub line' -mes 'message text'
In another invocation, I may call it as
email.pl -to "address1,address2,address3" -sub 'sub line' -file
"file1,file2,file3" -attach "attfile.txt" -mes "this is long message text"
So as the EXECutor I do not want to know all permutations that the
EXECed program may have.
Keep in mind that there is more than one EXECed program.
Should I be looking more in the direction of
$inputdata =~
tr/!$^&*()~[]\|{};<>?/\x21\x20\x19\x18...\x01/;
or some flavor or encode_base64?
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