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I'm not a PERL guy, so I can't help with your code. Hopefully someone on
the list can look and tell.
I do seem to recall once a problem someone had where PERL invoked by
association didn't get STDIN correctly, but calling PERL.EXE with the script
did work (or something like that--search the archives here).
Regards,
Glen Starrett
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> Glen, it looks like I am still not picking it up right. Here
> is the code
> and output:
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> ***********PERL CODE****************
> open MYLOG, ">>$LOGFILE";
> print MYLOG "test.pl is being invoked\n";
> my $file = <STDIN>;
> print MYLOG "stdin is $file\n";
> #while (<STDIN>) {
> # print MYLOG "current line is $_\n";
> #}
> close MYLOG;
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> *************OUTPUT********************
> test.pl is being invoked
> stdin is
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> Could you please help me with a code example?
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> Best Regards,
> Suresh Venkateswaran
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> "Glen Starrett"
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> Subject: RE:
> [cvsnt] using commitinfo within CVSNT
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> 11/10/2003 08:36
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> > However, when I print out the ARGV array from within my
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> > script, it contains the base directory which is being
> > committed but no file
> > name information. I am able to access the file list in the
> > loginfo file,
> > which follows the commitinfo file in the logical sequence, so
> > I should be
> > able to access this information somewhere at the commitinfo stage!!
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> Check stdin instead--it was changed to that to be consistent and more
> scalable
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> From http://www.cvsnt.org/wiki/HistoryPage :
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> 14/07/03: 2.0.6: Change behaviour of commitinfo to use stdin. Fix path
> detection on control panel.
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