in reply to How to pass directory variable using IPC::System::Simple
1. Yes:
my @t = ( localtime(time) )[ reverse( 3 .. 5 ) ]; #get year month and +day from current localtime $t[0] += 1900; # see localtime doc for details $t[1]++; # see localtime doc for details my $savedir = '/folder/name/' . sprintf( '%04d%02d%02d', @t ); say $savedir;
2. In this case the scalar $savedir should be an string, so you have to quote it. (e.g. my $savedir = 'foldername';/folder/name/20160725
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Re^2: How to pass directory variable using IPC::System::Simple
by bill5262 (Acolyte) on Jul 25, 2016 at 08:17 UTC |
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