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  1. How can I store the result of a system command in a Perl variable

    How can I store the result of a system command in a Perl variable? Ask Question Asked 13 years, 4 months ago Modified 3 years ago Viewed 135k times 32 $ cat test.pl my $pid = 5892; my $not = system ("top -H -p $pid -n 1 | grep myprocess | wc -l"); print "not = $not\n"; $ perl test.pl 11 not = 0 $

  2. running external command and capturing the output

    In Perl there are several ways to run external programs depending on your needs. For example you can use system to run external programs without capturing output. This time we look at the backticks and qx. The external program The external program can be anything and it can be written in any language.

  3. system

    If there is only one scalar argument, the argument is checked for shell metacharacters, and if there are any, the entire argument is passed to the system's command shell for parsing (this is /bin/sh -c on Unix platforms, but varies on other platforms).

  4. Processing command line arguments

    Command line Perl automatically provides an array called @ARGV, that holds all the values from the command line. You don't have to declare the variable, even if you use strict . This variable always exists and the values from the command line are automatically placed in this variable. If there are no parameters, the array will be empty.

  5. assigning system command output to a variable

    Re: assigning system command output to a variable by Paladin (Vicar) on Sep 02, 2003 at 21:48 UTC: system doesn't return the output of the command, it returns the exit status, as the docs say. To get the output you need to use backticks `` or qx// which are explained in more detail in perldoc perlop. Also, = is the assignment operator.

  6. passing a named variable as a command line argument to a perl script

    passing a named variable as a command line argument to a perl script Ask Question Asked 6 years, 3 months ago Modified 3 years, 7 months ago Viewed 3k times 7 awk offers a convenient way to pass named variables to a script using the -v flag (e.g., awk -v var="value" ... ), a facility that is quite useful when composing ad hoc scripts.

  7. perlfaq8

    To find out where a module's source code is located, use. perldoc -l Encode. to display the path to the module. In some cases (for example, the AutoLoader module), this command will show the path to a separate pod file; the module itself should be in the same directory, with a 'pm' file extension.

  8. The system() Function in Perl

    You can use system () Perl function to execute any Unix command, whose output will go to the output of the perl script. By default, it is the screen, i.e., STDOUT, but you can redirect it to any file by using redirection operator > −. #!/usr/bin/perl system( "ls -l") 1; When above code is executed, it lists down all the files and directories ...

  9. how to pass arguments to system command in perl

    2,861 9 30 67 Add a comment 1 Answer Sorted by: 10 The best way to invoke system is with an array or a list: my @args = ("start", "cmd.exe", "/k", "C:\\script.pl", $arg1, $arg2, $arg3); system @args; system "start", "cmd.exe", "/k", "C:\\script.pl", $arg1, $arg2, $arg3;

  10. Perl System Command: An Easy Way to Access the OS System Command from

    system ($command, @arguments); The first parameter is the command to be executed. The second parameter is the arguments to the command. There can be either a single argument or multiple arguments. Let's take an example: system ("ls -l"); This will output a long listing of files of the current working directory. Perl students also learn

  11. perlvar

    On Linux as of perl v5.14. the legacy process name will be set with prctl (2), in addition to altering the POSIX name via argv [0] as perl has done since version 4.000. Now system utilities that read the legacy process name such as ps, top and killall will recognize the name you set when assigning to $0.

  12. Assign value of SHELL COMMAND to a variable in PERL

    I have tried assigning value of SHELL command to PERL variable by using back ticks as well as qx{} but still I am not able to assign the output of the SHELL COMMAND to a PERL variable. I tried working with system and exec though knowing that they assign exit status. Nothing is working hence anyone who could help.

  13. Passing variable into perl system commands

    # 1 12-21-2015 timj123 Registered User 118, 1 Passing variable into perl system commands Hi guys, I'm having issues getting the following snippet of my script to work and was hoping for some suggestions. I'm trying to pass a variable in perl system with wget. This is what I need help with: Code:

  14. Running external programs from Perl with system

    As you can see, passing the whole command as a single string has its advantages. This advantage comes with a price though. The security risk. Calling system with a single parameter and passing the whole command that way, can be a security hazard if the input can come from untrusted sources. For example directly from a web form.

  15. How can I send Perl output to a both STDOUT and a variable?

    8 Answers Sorted by: 15 Does the output to both streams have be simultaneous? If not, you could do: my $var = 'cmd' my $output = `$cmd` print STDOUT $output or for a safer version, which doesn't involve invoking a subshell, and prints to STDOUT a line at a time: sub backtick (@) { my $pid = open (KID, '-|'); die "fork: $!"

  16. Perl "exec": How to execute system commands

    With Perl, the backtick operator (see the examples below) is one of the ways in which you can access system commands. To use this feature in Perl you just put the command that you want to execute between the backticks -- that's it. This runs the command, then you can easily access the command output.

  17. Perl System command calls to variable

    Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Perl System command calls to variable # 1 11-10-2008 4scriptmoni. Registered User. 15, 0. Join Date: Jul 2008. Last Activity: 19 January 2009, 9:12 AM EST. Location: Spain. Posts: 15 Thanks Given: 0 ...

  18. Perl Variables in system()

    3 Answers Sorted by: 3 system ('Uniprot=$Uniprot; curl -o "$Uniprot.html" http://pfam.xfam.org/\protein/.$Uniprot'); You use single quotes, which doesn't interpolate. The literal command: Uniprot=$Uniprot; curl -o "$Uniprot.html" http://pfam.xfam.org/\protein/.$Uniprot Is being executed.

  19. using bash variable in perl command in bash

    @Fiximan essentially, yes. Perl is a programming language, not a shell tool, so the internal $ are its own variables. Here, by exporting the shell variable, we make it available to the Perl environment which can see all shell environment variables in the hash %ENV. -

  20. execute system with perl variable

    1 I want to execute a bash command inside perl script. I know how to do this, BUT, when I try to save the command in a variable and then execute it... I have problems. This is working inside my perl script perfectly: system ("samtools", "sort", $file, "01_sorted.SNP"); This is not working and I would like to know WHY, and HOW to fix...: