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How can I pass each elements of an array to a system command ? This is the current code which am using. #!/usr/bin/perl foreach $file (@ARGV[0]) { open(FILE, $file) || die "Cant open"; @data = split (/\n/,$file); foreach $data (@data) { system ("./jag $data"); } } Here I have to pass each element one by one and check the output of each element before processing second element. Any idea Jagan |
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