Hi is it possible to run a two subroutines from within an existing subroutine. I have attached a small part of my script which when run will tst the existence of 3 files. if they don’t not exist i would like it to run two other routines within my script. the problem I’m having is that it test for the existence but does not seem to run the two subroutines if the files do not exist. I can provide the full script if required just thought it might be easier this way. :) 
sub testlink {
chdir($location) || die "Can't Chdir to $newdir: $!";
if ( -e $web_setup || $webin || $web_service ) {
print "The links for the \"$site\" site may already exist please check
+ and try a
gain.\nYou may need to remove links before adding them.\n";
} else {
&linkfile;
&linkdir;
}

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In reply to Running multiple subroutines by muizelaar

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