• still not solved with open2/open3
  • IPC::Run and IPC::Run3 seems better. Useful comparision
  • ikegami, Anonymous Monk, couldn't you provide examples

    ---
    All my old tests work well with the following code, so I've fixed on it 

    use IPC::Run3;
...
eval {run3
  [
    'cmd',
    'without subshell',
    'and with any complex params 1<>2()[]{*}'
  ],
  'and/now/I/can',
  'redirect/child/streams',
  'from/to/my/files'
};
retcode_full_test_copypasted_from_perldoc_f_system;
if ($@) {
  die("run3 failed but retcode_full_test passed: $@")
}
...

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    In reply to Re: Is it possible to detect "no file" error in open2 ? by bdimych
    in thread Is it possible to detect "no file" error in open2 ? by bdimych

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