Using do to call one script from inside another is considered not very elegant. Anyway.

#!/usr/bin/perl

print "We're in script1 now\n";

@ARGV = ("super", "duper");
do('script2');

print "Back in script1\n";

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In script2.pl then: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

print "\tNow we're in script2\n";

my ($arg1, $arg2) = @ARGV;

print "\t- arg1: $arg1\n";
print "\t- arg2: $arg2\n";
print "\tscript2 ends\n";

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So, one way to do it is to use @ARGV, the array that contains the list of "command line" arguments.

In reply to Re: do script2.pl with parms by cosimo
in thread do script2.pl with parms by tel2

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