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getting input from perl
Hi,
i have just tried something in perl #!/path/to/perl print "login: "; $login = <STDIN>; print "\npassword: "; $password = <STDIN>; print "Username=$login\n"; print "Password=$password\n"; And it doesnt work, anyone know how i can get more than one line? Cheers, Elfyn |
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