How can I pass arguments from one Perl script to another?

How can I pass arguments from one Perl script to another?



1.perlfaq5 - perldoc.perl.org

Description:perlfaq5. NAME; DESCRIPTION. How do I flush/unbuffer an output
filehandle? Why must I do this? How do I change, delete, or insert a line
in a file, or append to the ...



2.ipc - How do I run a Perl script from within a Perl script ...

Description:I've got a Perl script that needs to execute another Perl
script. This second script can be executed directly on the command line,
but I need to execute it from ...



3.Perl Display And Pass Command Line Arguments With @argv

Description:Perl arguments - Explains how to use and print command line
arguments in a Perl script.



4.perlfaq7 - perldoc.perl.org

Description:perlfaq7. NAME; DESCRIPTION. Can I get a BNF/yacc/RE for the
Perl language? What are all these $@%&* punctuation signs, and how do I
know when to use them?



5.unix - How can I pretty-print JSON? - Stack Overflow

Description:I wrote a tool that has one of the best "smart whitespace"
formatters available. It produces more readable and less verbose output
than most of the other options here.



6.Perl - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Description:History Early versions . Wall began work on Perl in 1987,
while working as a programmer at Unisys and released version 1.0 to the
comp.sources.misc newsgroup on ...



7.Apache Ant - Frequently Asked Questions

Description:Frequently Asked Questions Questions About this FAQ. Where do
I find the latest version of this document? How can I contribute to this
FAQ?



8.The CPAN Frequently Asked Questions - www.cpan.org

Description:What is PAUSE? PAUSE is the Perl Authors Upload SErver, a
registry for Perl module, script and documentation authors to upload their
work to the CPAN.



9.Perl - Doing it Better - Piping to/from a child process ...

Description:piping processes to each other without new shells [back to
top] To demonstrate some of these concepts, I'll use the following: Make a
gzipped tar file (commonly ...



10.Introduction to Perl - Getting input, file handling

Description:file handling - open/close [back to top] Earlier this page, I
touched on file access. Well, just STDIN anyway. Now, of course Perl can
read from any file.