I am trying to call Python module from Perl.

I created a module in Python which provides two functionalities (Connect and disconnect the PPPOE).
While it will be mostly used from within Python, there is a good fraction of legacy idea,
which will be calling it from Perl.

Google suggest me to do: 
1)Provide the functionalities as command line utilities and make system calls
2)Inline::Python

I failed to install Inline module in perl 5.6.1 version. So I tried to use the first option.
For disconnecting the PPPOE, I need the return value from the Connect function. 
With this approach is it poossible to get return value from one function to command line? If so please let me know how to do it.

In reply to Re^2: How to access Python member functions from perl by PerlRider
in thread How to access Python member functions from perl by PerlRider

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