I am executing the following Perl command:
system ("cvs ci a.txt");
and it is displaying the CVS message. How to avoid this?
I am executing the following Perl command: system (cvs ci a.txt); and it is
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I am executing the following Perl command:
system ("cvs ci a.txt");
and it is displaying the CVS message. How to avoid this?
If you’re going to be running system commands like this in a unix environment, the obvious thing works.
You might want to consider something like IPC::Run3, too, to allow you to gather the output from stdout and stderr to use as you see fit.