Test::AutoBuild::CommaUser)Contributed Perl DocumenTest::AutoBuild::Command(3)NAMETest::AutoBuild::Command - The base class for executing commands
SYNOPSIS
use Test::AutoBuild::Command;
my $cmd = Test::AutoBuild::Command->new(cmd => \@cmd, dir => $path, env => \%ENV);
# Execute the command
my $status = $counter->run($stdout, $stderr)
METHODS
my $stage = Test::AutoBuild::Command->new(cmd => \@cmd, dir => $path);
Creates a new command to be executed. The "cmd" argument provides
an array ref for the command line to be run. The optional "dir"
parameter provides a directory path which will be setup as the
current working directory prior to executing the command.
my $status = $cmd->run($stdout, $stderr);
Execute the command sending its STDOUT to <$stdout> and its STDERR
to $stderr. The $stdout and $stderr parameters can either contain
file paths into which output will be written; be instances of
"IO::Handle" to which output will be written, or simply be scalar
references to collect the data in memory. If they are undef, then
the output will be discarded. The returned $status is the command
exit status, typically zero for success, non-zero for failure.
This method must be implemented by subclasses.
AUTHORS
Daniel Berrange <dan@berrange.com>,
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2007 Daniel Berrange
SEE ALSOperl(1), Test::AutoBuild, Test::AutoBuild::Runtime,
Test::AutoBuild::Command::Local, Test::AutoBuild::Command::SELocal
perl v5.14.1 2011-09-01 Test::AutoBuild::Command(3)
