On Apr 26, 2004, at 10:53 AM, Michael McDonnell wrote:
This sort of situation can be dealt with with "back ticks":
foo.pl `bar.pl`
This is nice in that you can probably do this too:
foo.pl a b c `bar.pl` d e f g h `bar.pl x y z` i j k
A popular GNUism might be helpful here as well. Many GNU programs use an option command line argument of "--" to indicate that input should be taken from STDIN instead of from other command line arguments.
The back ticks solutions works well. Thank you. I will see about modifying my code to get smart about -- arguments. Again, thanks.
-- Eric (574) 631-8604
