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Submitted on: 8/22/2003 3:24:31 PM
By: phillip mcelraft  
Level: Beginner
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Compatibility: 5.0 (all versions)
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     to make an easy interface to run avi movies without using a gui, this i think saves time and resources.
 
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=**************************************
= Name: avicon v1.0
= Description:to make an easy interface to run avi movies without using a gui, this i think saves time and resources.
= By: phillip mcelraft
=
= Inputs:directory information, for the location of avi files and files from which to play them
=
= Returns:avi movies in all its glory
=
= Assumes:you need linux and installed mplayer, i will be working on a windwos version of it soon
=
= Side Effects:none that i can think of
=
=This code is copyrighted and has= limited warranties.Please see http://www.Planet-Source-Code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=524&lngWId=6=for details.=**************************************

#!/usr/bin/perl
print"hello to avicon, the commandline avi player\n";
print"enter in the directory of your movie files:\n";
$dir=<STDIN>;
system("cd $dir");
system("ls *.avi");
print"which movie do you wish to player:\n";
$movie=<STDIN>;
print"enjoy\n";
system("/usr/bin/gmplayer -quiet -nofs $movie");


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8/23/2003 8:27:41 AMMoth7

An alright bit of code but wouldn't it be a little more portable if you used perl's built in functions rather than system calls?
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