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Originally Posted by
dwightja
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didnt work
If you ask me, this is the vaguest answer you could give - "didn't work". It's like saying "I tried to reach office on time today. Didn't work."
Well ?
- Did you not get up on time ?
- Did you miss your bus ?
- Did your car not start ?
- Did you get stuck in traffic ?
- Did you get a flat tire ?
- Did you meet with an accident ?
- Did your tie get stuck in the sliding office door ?
As you can see, with a vague statement like that, the possibilities are endless.
And pertaining to your script:
- Do you know how to run a perl program ?
- Do you know what that first line means ?
- Do you know what should be put in that first line ?
- Did you invoke the program correctly ?
- Did your program fail miserably ?
- Did you get an error message ?
- Were you able to run the program successfully, but did not get the results you expected ?
- Does that script work properly when invoked on the terminal prompt ?
- Did you capture and examine the exit status in the perl program ?
- Did you read the documentation of the
system function in perldoc (the command that was posted earlier) ?
Again, the possibilities are endless.
And without a crystal ball with us to gaze at, we are at loss to figure out what happened in your computer.
tyler_durden