perl -e 'while (my $var= <STDIN>)
{
$run ="awk -f work_5messages.awk /home/gprs/newvanu/Hull-r54283_Run/l
+ogs/$var >logfile.log" ;`$run`;
}'
Take from Re: shell prob, of which I underlined at least a shortcoming.
the above is a (bash)shell script program.....the above code executes $run on the shell only once.....
The above is not a shell script, it' a Perl script. The above executes $run with a different value taken from STDIN each time you feed it something on STDIN, until you end it with CTRL-D.
i want $run to be executed after every 2 sec.....how do i set this timer........
either read perldoc -f sleep or perldoc -f alarm.
and i want this loop to be infinite...but then how can i exit out of it on the prompt.
while (1) { ... }; and I don't understand the prompt thing.
you guys have been very kind to me so far....just one last favor.. vineet
Just one last favour: please do not start new threads for stuff that fits in previous ones!
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