Hi,
Anthony Seddon wrote:
The only suggestion I have is to create the command as a simple perl
program instead of a one liner and grab $RMARGIN using $ENV{"RMARGIN"}
...which should work great.
If anyone out there has an answer to your question I'd love to hear it
too!
mark david mcCreary wrote:
RMARGIN=65
:0 wfb
| perl -M"Text::Autoformat" -e'autoformat{left=>1, right=>$RMARGIN,
all=>1}'
The theory seems to be to wrap double quotes around the arguments, and
sometimes maybe double quotes around the single quotes.
Not sure that's a good idea, unless you want perl to see the single
quotes.
I do believe that I have tried all possible combinations of wrapping the
above with various combinations of quotes without success.
Did you try this one:
RMARGIN=65
:0 wfb
| perl -M"Text::Autoformat" -e'autoformat{left=>1, right=>'$RMARGIN,' all=>1}'
This should cause perl to see
argv[1] = Text::Autoformat
argv[2] = autoformat{left=>1, right=>65, all=>1}
The single quotes prevent expansion of things like $RMARGIN.
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