Howdy:
I'm having a problem with trying to get
a list of files with spaces in them.
I'm writing a perl script that goes into
a directory, get a list of files with spaces
in them (this is a file.doc) and run a
mkisofs command against it.
I can get a list of the files:
[example]
$debug=2;
foreach $cmd (`ls -1 $report_dir`)
[/example]
This *looks* like it gives me what i want (a list
of directories that have spaces in them, but
when i try something like this:
[example]
{
$mkisofs -f -J -r -hide-joliet-trans-tbl -V 'Report' -T -v -o
'$iso_dir/$cmd.iso' "$report_dir";
}
__END__
[/example]
I get more errors that look like this:
[errors]
/usr/bin/mkisofs: No such file or directory. Invalid node -
/s/Profiling2/report/03/IHC0047
+ /usr/bin/mkisofs -f -J -r -hide-joliet-trans-tbl -V Reports -T -v -o
/s/Profiling2/iso/03/JACKSON.iso /s/Profiling2/report/03/JACKSON
[/errors]
The first part (No such file or directory) I
believe is about the <file.iso> not being comleted.
The full name of the file is still chopped up and give
me errors.
My question: How can I capture the ENTIRE file / directory
name and use that variable when I execute my commands?
(Sorry this seems to be a long email)
Thanks!
-X
