in reply to how to get cmd prompt output
Instead of system, you might want to use qx// or the `backticks`. The purpose of those constructs is to capture output of your shell commands.
Have a look at perlop for details.
Example:
perl -e "print reverse qx/dir/;"
...(for Windows) or ....
perl -e 'print reverse qx/ls -l/;'
...(for unix/linux).
Dave
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