Hi pjf

Even If I use your Some::Module qw/run/ ( I would say only 'System::Run' ) Inside the module what is your definition is going to be ? what would you use to run my unix commands like, `complicated sed commmands`,runnung another perl programs, running the commands like telnet,ftp,lpr .. etc.

Efficiency:-

How the efficiency is going to be when I use the module ( Some::Module)? what are all the factors you are going to consider for efficiency ? Or, you are going to concentrate only on returning the proper error codes and throwing the proper exvceptions.

I appreciate your good start.

"Keep pouring your ideas"

In reply to Re: Modules which improve system() ? by jesuashok
in thread Modules which improve system() ? by pjf

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