Hi Monks,
I am trying get a list of PIDs of perl.exe process. Following code is used for the same.
my @tasks = `tasklist /FI "IMAGENAME eq perl.exe" /NH /FO CSV`;
my @pids;
foreach my $task (@tasks) {
my @list = split /,/, $task;
map {$_ =~s/"//g} @list;
push @pids, $list[1];
}
print "@pids";
The above code works just fine. But I wonder there is any shorthand method to extract the same with a single line.
I am aware of Win32::Process::List module which somehow not compatible with my Perl version. I tried using nested map which I am not able to get proper output. Any help is appreciated.
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