Re: How to execute multiple commands through perl script

Try it this way:

my $cmd = "perl Perl_Ex_1.pl";
system qq[ start /D c:\PerlExamples cmd /k  $cmd ];
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See start /? at your command prompt for the explanation of /D

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Re^2: How to execute multiple commands through perl script by Anonymous Monk on Oct 04, 2016 at 20:09 UTC
Thank you very much. This works too. Again I had to use \\PerlExamples so it wouldn't consider \P as an escape sequence. <\p>	[reply]