I am trying the Getopt::Long module to read command line arguments, but for some reason when I try to print the variable in a print statement it prints '1' and not the value that has been passed to the variable.
Example:
use Getopt::Long;
use warnings;
GetOptions(
'name1' => \$name,
'address' => \$add,
'phone' => \$phone
);
print "My name is $name , My address is $add, My phone number is $phone\n"
After running the above code with the following command:
perl getopt.pl --phone 77881100 --name1 Mart --address Ecity
The output is:
My name is 1 , My address is 1, My phone number is 1
I expected the output to be:
My name is Mart , My address is Ecity, My phone number is 77881100
use warnings;
use strict;
use Getopt::Long;
GetOptions(
'name1=s' => \my $name,
'address=s' => \my $add,
'phone=s' => \my $phone
);
print "My name is $name, My address is $add, My phone number is $phone\n"
see the section Getopt::Long
section Options with values