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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting perl while loop for each Post 302704289 by DGPickett on Friday 21st of September 2012 10:28:09 AM
Old 09-21-2012
Shelling out of perl is not perl, it is shell. In comparison, bash "while read f1 f2 ; do ... done" is so simple.

This bit in the loop seems illogical; is something missing?
Code:
if ($filedate =  $CycleDate)
{
###############################################################################
# Call procedure RAMPS_LDING_CNT_VALIDN
###############################################################################
 .
 .
 . 
 } 
else 
{
&fide_msg ( "Received SAT Ctrl-C from the user.  Aborting.","",ERROR ) ;
&sub_exit (9) ;
}

 

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