aasadourian
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Mar 15, 2007, 1:14 PM
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 filehandle directory path unix vs. windows
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Hello World 
I have a perl script that runs in unix and windows environment. I create a filehandle and populate it with data. In my script I chdir to the /unix/path where I want to save my data. But when I'm in windows and the script is called it does not know the /unix/path. I want the file to be written to this /unix/path no matter what OS i'm in. Does anyone have an idea of what I need to do to distinguish between unix and windows?
Thank you for your time,
aasadourian.
----sample code-----
#! /usr/bin/perl
########## Variables #######
$ACTION_DATE = localtime;
$MACHINE = `hostname`;
$OP_KIND = "$ENV{'CLEARCASE_OP_KIND'}";
$USER = "$ENV{'CLEARCASE_USER'}";
$ELEMENT_NAME = "$ENV{'CLEARCASE_PN'}";
$ELEMENT = "$ENV{'CLEARCASE_XPN'}";
#############################
$logFile = "trgCOLog";
if (($OP_KIND eq "checkout") || ($OP_KIND eq "checkin")) {
print "Inside $OP_KIND loop\n" if ( $debug );
chdir("/home/adm/temp") || die "Can't move to /home/adm/temp, error: $!\n";
open(LOG, ">> $logFile") || die $!;
print "File exists...\n" if ( $debug );
# write output to a file
print LOG "*****************\n";
print LOG "NEW CO/CI EVENT\n";
print LOG "Element: $ELEMENT\n";
print LOG "Element Name: $ELEMENT_NAME\n";
print LOG "Performed By: $USER\n";
print LOG "Machine: $MACHINE";
print LOG "Date: $ACTION_DATE\n";
close(LOG) || die "Can't close: $!";
} # end of co/ci
exit 0;
(This post was edited by aasadourian on Mar 16, 2007, 9:02 AM)
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