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| return values between perl and tcl |
  United States |
2007-02-14 09:35:48 |
Hi there,
there is a problem with tcl and perl...
i hope you could help me solfing it...
i have a perl script...
this script starts a tcl script...
the tcl script should give values back to the perl
script...
is that possible???
and how??? (some examples???)
Thanks 4 help
Andy
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| Re: return values between perl and tcl |
  United States |
2007-04-04 06:27:06 |
Andy1407 wrote:
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> i have a perl script...
> this script starts a tcl script...
>
> the tcl script should give values back to the perl
script...
>
> is that possible???
> and how??? (some examples???)
>
in perl script:
tcl_output = `/path/to/tclscript.tcl`;
whatever is the output of the tcl script is captured in the
array
tcl_output
if you want to capture only the exit code returned from your
tcl
script, then:
command_to_run = ("/path/to/tclscript.tcl",
"arg1", "arg2");
system ( command_to_run);
then use the $? variable to check what happened with that
script
cheers
yogesh
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| Re: return values between perl and tcl |

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2007-04-09 00:17:31 |
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what you need to do is
write ur tcl code to produce o/p which ur perl code can understand eg. if ur tcl code is supposed to return you you value of age, name and gender op of tcl script can be like
"age=21 name=andy gender=male"
now ur perl scipt can capture this op in the way yogesh said and parse this op to produce hash array
and do what u want to do with this data structure
On 4/4/07, Yogesh Sawant < y.sawant gmail.com">y.sawant gmail.com> wrote:
Andy1407 wrote: > > i have a perl script... > this script starts a tcl script... > > the tcl script should give values back to the perl script... > > is that possible??? > and how??? (some examples???)
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in perl script:
tcl_output = `/path/to/tclscript.tcl`;
whatever is the output of the tcl script is captured in the array
tcl_output
if you want to capture only the exit code returned from your tcl
script, then:
command_to_run = ("/path/to/tclscript.tcl", "arg1", "arg2"); system ( command_to_run);
then use the $? variable to check what happened with that script
cheers yogesh
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| To get Windows Logon to be sent to PERL
application |
  Malaysia |
2007-05-26 23:36:37 |
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Hi all,
Currently I’m using Win Server 2003
with IIS 6 and ActivePERL Version 5.6.1.631. The server are configured with
Active Directory. My question is how do I get which AD logon who trying to
access my application for authenticate the AD account into the application?
Thanks & Regards
-hmszam
Hairunizam
Mohamed Salleh
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