Hi

This is my first script called main.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl

require "sub_program_a.pl";
print "CELCOM INPUT DIRECTORY : $INPUTCEL\n";

require "sub_program_b.pl";
print "AFFIN INPUT DIRECTORY : $INPUTAFF\n";

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This is my first sub program called sub_program_a.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl

our $INPUTCEL = "/home/ftpcelcom/data";
1;

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This is my second sub program called sub_program_b.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl

our $INPUTAFF = "/home/ftpaffin/data";
1;

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I plan to:

1. Create another sub program called sub_program_c.pl

2. Pass the variable $INPUTAFF and $INPUTCEL into sub_program_c.pl

3. Changes the variables values as below:

- $INPUTAFF = "/home/ftpaffin/data/archive"

- $INPUTCEL = "/home/ftpcelcom/data/archive"

4. Return the values back to main.pl

Please help me how to do that, I have tried used require but its look failed might be I am not good enough.

Hopefully you are understand about my question and Please help me..

In reply to How to pass variable values between perl scripts ? by bh_perl

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