hi,

I have some shell scripts and some perl scripts.. I store some paths and other variables as shell script.. Now I want to be able to import these vars into my perl-scripts.. ex.:

myenv.sh 

#!/bin/sh
blah=/tmp/test
balh3=/xyx/zzz

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myshell-script.sh 
#!/bin/sh
source myshell-script.sh
...do something...

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myperl-script.pl 
#!/usr/bin/perl
..what to do here...

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I need some simpler&shorter solution, not f.e.: 
open FILE ..;
undef $/;
$x =<FILE>;
%hash = split /=/, (split /\n/, $x);
close FILE ..;

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Also what i should do if i decice to put some code..:"), probably not but in any case...

thanx

update (broquaint): added <code> tags and fixed formatting

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In reply to Importing environment variables from shell script file to Perl by bugsbunny

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