Huh? Did you read the post I was replying to (update: hmm, you wrote it, so I guess you did)? You seemed to be complaining about the difficuly of executing a pipeline of code while still using a system(@list) type syntax (or maybe I am misinterpreting). I didn't see where it said myprog either needed an executable to run it or was itself an executable. The pipeline started off with myprog, I just want to make sure I execute myprog, and when you exec($command) with only the one argument, you can use the exec {$command} $command syntax (or exec {$args[0]} @args)...which is a somewhat more secure way to exec. I'm not saying the entire program is absolutely secure because of this. (Yes, I agree it's more secure if you supply the entire path to myprog).

In reply to Re^8: RFC: Perl-Critic policy: ProhibitInlineSystemArgs by runrig
in thread RFC: Perl-Critic policy: ProhibitInlineSystemArgs by davidrw

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