Hi, I continue working on my script and now is more powerfull :) ! I have a question about this section 
        chomp (my $OVINSTDIR = `echo %OvInstallDir%`);
                        if(-e $OVINSTDIR.'\bin\win64\opcmon.exe'){
                        my $COMMAND = $OVINSTDIR.'\bin\win64\opcmon.ex
+e';
                        $OPCMON="$COMMAND";
                        qx[$OPCMON];
                        }

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when i execute the command $OVINSTDIR.'\bin\win64\opcmon.exe' i got error: 'C:\Program' is not recognized as an internal or external command, because variable $OVINSTDIR contains space (C:\Program Files\HP\HP BTO Software\) How can i manage this behavior ? Thanks, Fabrizio

In reply to Re^3: Perl - pattern matching by fabrizio_start_perl
in thread Perl - pattern matching by fabrizio_start_perl

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