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  • Ramki
    #1

    Urgent: help needed : "Problem with double quotes"

    Hi,
    I want to call a PERL program from MS-DOS batch file.
    Following is just an example, the string may inturn have double quote
    or single quote.
    I can't call with arg1, arg2 etc, as the input will be dyanamic.

    My argument may be something like this "204.120.69.195 " "-""-" 'xyz'
    "GET"

    Perl should receive the whole string as a single argument. I know it
    is not a perl problem, From MS-DOS how can I sent it so that perl
    program treats it as a single argument.

    Can you please tell me how I could send the whole thing as a single
    argument to the PERL program.

    If give the solution, I would be really grateful to you.

    Thanks & regards,
    Ramki
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    • Digitlcoup
      #2
      Re: Urgent: help needed : "Proble m with double quotes"

      In article <1ec14e93.04021 00933.31cb02b2@ posting.google. com>, Ramki wrote:[color=blue]
      > Hi,
      > I want to call a PERL program from MS-DOS batch file.
      > Following is just an example, the string may inturn have double quote
      > or single quote.
      > I can't call with arg1, arg2 etc, as the input will be dyanamic.
      >
      > My argument may be something like this "204.120.69.195 " "-""-" 'xyz'
      > "GET"
      >
      > Perl should receive the whole string as a single argument. I know it
      > is not a perl problem, From MS-DOS how can I sent it so that perl
      > program treats it as a single argument.
      >
      > Can you please tell me how I could send the whole thing as a single
      > argument to the PERL program.
      >
      > If give the solution, I would be really grateful to you.
      >
      > Thanks & regards,
      > Ramki[/color]

      Use escape characters example print("204.120. 69.195 \"-\"\"-\" \'xyz\'
      \"GET\""); assuming you needed all those quotes.

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        • Digitlcoup
          #3
          Re: Urgent: help needed : &quot;Proble m with double quotes&quot;

          In article <eKGdnRwaz_WLg7 Td4p2dnA@comcas t.com>, Digitlcoup wrote:[color=blue]
          > In article <1ec14e93.04021 00933.31cb02b2@ posting.google. com>, Ramki wrote:[color=green]
          >> Hi,
          >> I want to call a PERL program from MS-DOS batch file.
          >> Following is just an example, the string may inturn have double quote
          >> or single quote.
          >> I can't call with arg1, arg2 etc, as the input will be dyanamic.
          >>
          >> My argument may be something like this "204.120.69.195 " "-""-" 'xyz'
          >> "GET"
          >>
          >> Perl should receive the whole string as a single argument. I know it
          >> is not a perl problem, From MS-DOS how can I sent it so that perl
          >> program treats it as a single argument.
          >>
          >> Can you please tell me how I could send the whole thing as a single
          >> argument to the PERL program.
          >>
          >> If give the solution, I would be really grateful to you.
          >>
          >> Thanks & regards,
          >> Ramki[/color]
          >
          > Use escape characters example print("204.120. 69.195 \"-\"\"-\" \'xyz\'
          > \"GET\""); assuming you needed all those quotes.
          >[/color]

          Oh and if you are saying that you want to concatonate arguments, then
          simply ar1 . arg2 would work

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          Hackattack v1.1 Download: http://www.digitlcoup.org/

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