I am trying to access the pyhton file from the perl by using Batch file as an interface.
Why are you calling pythong from perl via batch files? Why not call the python code directly from Perl?
Python file is having three functions. Now I need to call these three functions separately.
What do those 3 python functions do? Have you looked for Perl equivalents? It sure would simplify things.
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There is no easy way to share variables between processes. I suggest you investigate common serialization formats, like JSON, which can be read and written from Python and Perl.
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No, batch file programming is not a topic for perlmonks
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Can someone please share some knowledge??
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More seriously, how is this related to Perl?
You haven't shown us any code or described what you're trying to achieve in anything but conceptual terms. It's therefore virtually impossible for us to be able to assist you. Please be more specific.
Alex / talexb / Toronto
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