Jeff 'japhy' Pinyan wrote:
On Sep 13, Tony Frasketi said:
my($filename) = "/home/blahblah/cgi-bin/ifgen/ifgen.cgi
my($command) = "/usr/bin/perl -c $filename";
print "command[$command]";
my(@results) = `$command`;
'perl -c' sends its output to STDERR, not STDOUT. To catch
On Sep 13, Tony Frasketi said:
my($filename) = "/home/blahblah/cgi-bin/ifgen/ifgen.cgi
my($command) = "/usr/bin/perl -c $filename";
print "command[$command]";
my(@results) = `$command`;
'perl -c' sends its output to STDERR, not STDOUT. To catch that, I would
suggest using the
I can't seem to get any results back from compiling a perl progam from
another perl program via the backtick method. My understanding that the
output of the backtick command returns the results of the command
executed into an array. And in the past I've used the backtick method
successfully for
