I'm confused. Are you having a problem running enter.sh or cmd_proc_shell? It sounds like you are having problems with latter, but then there'd be no reason to mention the former.

Assuming your problem is with cmd_proc_shell, how do you want to run it? Specifically, do you need to capture its output, do you need to know its error code, do you want to wait for it to finish running before continuing, and are you on a Windows system or not?

If you don't need to capture its output and you don't mind waiting for it to finish running before continuing, 

Unix:
system('cmd_proc_shell', 'enter 0,1,0');

Windows
system('cmd_proc_shell "enter 0,1,0"');

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In unix, the quotes you passed to the shell aren't seen by the program. The shell splits the command into arguments, unquotes everything, and passes the arguments as an array. In Windows, it's the program's responsibility to handle its own command line parsing.

In reply to Re: How to avoid to launch a unix shell script in a perl script by ikegami
in thread How to avoid to launch a unix shell script in a perl script by bertigo

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