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README

1NAME
2    Shell::Source - run programs and inherit environment changes
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4DESCRIPTION
5    The Shell::Source allows arbitrary shell scripts, or other programs for
6    that matter, to be run and their environment to be inherited into a Perl
7    program.
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9    Begin by creating a Shell::Source object, and specifying the shell it
10    will use.
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12    If the shell is unknown to the module, you will also need to specify how
13    to run the shell in such a way that the output is a series of lines of
14    the form NAME=value. For example, to run a csh script:
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16     my $csh = Shell::Source->new(shell => "csh",
17                                  file  => "stuff.csh",
18                                  run   => "csh -f -c 'source [[file]]; env' |");
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20    However, for known shells this is not required. Note that [[file]] will
21    be replaced with the filename of the program you want to run.
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23    Output from running the program is returned from $csh->output.
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25    Changes made to the environment by running the program may be inherited
26    by calling $csh->inherit.
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28    The environment changes are available as a hash from $csh->env, or in
29    Bourne shell syntax from $csh->shell.
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