Windows-Command line Arguments

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Dear Guru's,
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Here is my sample script...which i am running on windows.
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use strict;
use warnings;
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my $result =3D system ( "date");
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Now Date command returns me one more command prompt on which i have to =
enter current date(means need to enter another command) how do i enter on=
e more command.
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Please help me gurus.=20
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Is their any module which can help me ??=20
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I have checked perldoc -q system, perldoc -q command. These are little =
confusing . I will surely recheck these if the answer lies with in these.
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Correct me if i am not clear on mentioned my problem.
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Thanks,
Raj.

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Here is my sample script...which i am running on windows.
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use strict;
use warnings;
my $result =3D system ( "date");
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Now Date command returns me one more command prompt on which i
have to enter current date(means need to enter another command) how do i
enter one more command.

perl -e "system('date < nul');"
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Although I don't know why you'd want to do that. There are much better
ways to get the system date.
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Here is my sample script...which i am running on windows.

 

use strict;

use warnings;

my $result =3D system ( "date");

 

Now Date command returns me one more command prompt on which i =
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enter current date(means need to enter another command) how do i enter =
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On windows, you can use the /t switch with Date or Time command to display
the date without prompting
Date /T will not prompt you for the new date. I modified your code below.
I am assuming you are trying to get the system date from windows:

use strict;
use warnings;
my $result = `date /t`;
print "Result is $result\n";

Alternatively you can use
my $result=(localtime);
print "My local time is $result\n";


Tony B. Okusanya
"Live Life By Design And Not From Crisis to Crisis"



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Dear Guru's,

Here is my sample script...which i am running on windows.

use strict;
use warnings;

my $result = system ( "date");

Now Date command returns me one more command prompt on which i have to
enter current date(means need to enter another command) how do i enter one
more command.

Please help me gurus.

Is their any module which can help me ??

I have checked perldoc -q system, perldoc -q command. These are little
confusing . I will surely recheck these if the answer lies with in these.

Correct me if i am not clear on mentioned my problem.

Thanks,
Raj.
Luggage? GPS? Comic books?
Check out fitting gifts for grads at Yahoo! Search.
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On windows, you can use the /t switch
with Date or Time command to display the date without prompting

Date /T        
will not prompt you for the new date. I modified your code below.

I am assuming you are trying to get
the system date from windows:



use strict;

use warnings;

my $result = `date /t`;

print "Result is $result\n";



Alternatively you can use

my $result=(localtime);

print "My local time is $result\n";





Tony B. Okusanya

"Live Life By Design And Not From Crisis to Crisis"

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