[Ilugc] [OT] running perl

From: schalla@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (shobhan)
Date: Mon, 28 Oct 2002 17:28:17 +0530

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one solution i can offer Sivanandam

1) in your shell script put the line for perl some thing like this:
    your_shell.sh

    #!/bin/sh
         perl urperl_prg.pl arg[1] arg[2] arg[3]

here u can directly run the shell script the shell script will in turn
run the perl program

your_shell.sh arg[1] arg[2] arg[3]

Hope this is what u want.

Schalla
Systems Analyst
VA Software Corp

Elanchezhian Sivanandam wrote:

hi,
      i have replaced a shell script by a perl script.
      Now instead of running the shell script my team mates have to
run the perl script.

      so, my team mates have to remember whenever they run it that
they have to
      give the command like

      "perl perl.pl argument[1] argument[2] argument[3]" instead of the

      "shell_script argument[1] argument[2] argument[3]"

      I want to make this transition easy and smooth.......
      so i want to name the perl script same as the shell script and
execute the command the same way as the shell_script.
           i mean i don't want to give "perl perlscript.pl "every time
rather the old way....
      any suggestions?????

      thanks for ur reply.

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one solution i can offer
Sivanandam 
 
1) in your shell script put the line for perl some thing like this: 
    your_shell.sh 
    
    #!/bin/sh 
         perl urperl_prg.pl arg[1] arg[2]
arg[3] 
 
here u can directly run the shell script the shell script will in turn run
the perl program 
 
your_shell.sh arg[1] arg[2] arg[3] 
 
Hope this is what u want. 
 
Schalla 
Systems Analyst 
VA Software Corp 
 
Elanchezhian Sivanandam wrote: 
<blockquote type="cite" cite="mid3DBD5C2F.3050701@xxxxxxxxxxxx">hi, 
      i have replaced a shell script by a perl script.
 
      Now instead of running the shell script my team
mates have to run the
perl script. 
 
      so, my team mates have to remember whenever they
run it that they have
to 
      give the command like 
 
      "perl perl.pl argument[1] argument[2]
argument[3]" instead of the 
 
      "shell_script argument[1] argument[2]
argument[3]" 
 
      I want to make this transition easy and
smooth....... 
      so i want to name the perl script same as the
shell script and execute
the command the same way as the shell_script. 
           i mean i don't want to
give "perl perlscript.pl "every time rather
the old way.... 
      any suggestions????? 
 
      thanks for ur reply. 
 
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