i am having a simple shell script in which i check which operating system i am in and then depending of that i try to execute a perl script

my shell sctipt looks like 

        echo $OSTYPE
        sac=$OSTYPE
        if [ $sac = linux ]||[ $sac = solaris ]; then
             eval 'exec perl Script1.pl –x -S $0 ${1+"$@"}'
        else
        eval 'exec perl Script2.pl –x -S $0 ${1+"$@"}'
             
        fi

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i want to pass all my command line arguments frm shell to perl program.
i will execute my shell script with ./shellscript -rtos -file test1.
is the was i am doing is correct and will it pass all my arguments also because here i am gettign message like ...
Can't open perl script "Script1.pl": No such file or directory even though it is present there is same folder as shell script

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