in reply to Re: system "no_such_file" returns a different error on Fedora
in thread system "no_such_file" returns a different error on Fedora
A good point, although it seems to work like this on my Fedora machine with this minimal program:
system { "lskdfj" } "lskdfj"; printf "# \$! eq %d, '%s'\n", $!, $!; # prints # $! eq 20, 'Not a dire +ctory'
Another minor problem i can think of is the "random" command "lskdfj". It's paranoid thinking, but what if the user happens to have a file called /bin/lskdfj ? Maybe it should be checked with -e or something.
I'd bring it up on perl5-porters, but i am trying to subscribe and not receiving the confirmation email.
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