让 Perl Getopt::Long 在字符串中保留反斜杠 (\)

发布于 2024-12-19 20:17:18 字数 996 浏览 1 评论 0原文

我的一位同事编写了一个 perl 脚本,要求用户输入 Windows 域名/用户名,当然我们输入以下格式域名\用户名。然后,Getopt:Long 模块将其转换为字符串,删除“\”字符并导致字符串不正确。当然,我们可以要求所有用户输入他们的域/用户组合作为 domainname\\username 但我真的不想有罪“修复用户,而不是程序”。我们还使用为此创建的模块,我将调用 OurCompany::ColdFusionAPI 因为它访问 ColdFusion。

我们的代码如下所示:

#!/usr/bin/perl

use common::sense;
use Getopt::Long;

use OurCompany::ColdFusionAPI;

my ($server_ip, $username, $password, $need_help);

GetOptions (
    "ip|server-address=s" => \$server_ip,
    "user-name=s"         => \$username,
    "password=s"          => \$password,
    "h|help"              => \$need_help,
);
$username   ||= shift;
$password   ||= shift;
$server_ip  ||= shift;

if (!$server_ip or $need_help){
    print_help();
    exit 0;
}

my $print_hash = sub { my $a = shift; say "$_\t=> $a->{$_}" foreach keys %$a; };

...

如果我添加行 say $username 那么它只会给出不带“\”的字符串。我怎样才能让perl保留'\'?类似于 bash 中的 read -r 的内容。

One of my colleagues wrote a perl script that asks for the user's windows domain/user name, which of course we enter the the following format domainname\username. The Getopt:Long module then converts this into a string dropping out the '\' character and rendering the string incorrect. Of course, we could just ask all our users to enter their domain/user combo as domainname\\username but I really don't want to be guilty "fix the user, not the programme". We also use a module we made for this, I'll call OurCompany::ColdFusionAPI since it accesses ColdFusion.

Our code looks like this:

#!/usr/bin/perl

use common::sense;
use Getopt::Long;

use OurCompany::ColdFusionAPI;

my ($server_ip, $username, $password, $need_help);

GetOptions (
    "ip|server-address=s" => \$server_ip,
    "user-name=s"         => \$username,
    "password=s"          => \$password,
    "h|help"              => \$need_help,
);
$username   ||= shift;
$password   ||= shift;
$server_ip  ||= shift;

if (!$server_ip or $need_help){
    print_help();
    exit 0;
}

my $print_hash = sub { my $a = shift; say "$_\t=> $a->{$_}" foreach keys %$a; };

...

If I add the line say $username then it just gives the string without the '\'. How can I get perl to keep the '\'? Something along the lines of read -r in bash.

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可是我不能没有你 2024-12-26 20:17:18

您的 shell 会执行此操作,而不是 Getopt::Long。您需要对 \ 进行转义,以便 shell 将其解释为文字反斜杠,而不是尝试转义某些内容。

Your shell does that, not Getopt::Long. You need to escape the \ in order for your shell to interpret it as a literal backslash rather than an attempt to escape something.

风渺 2024-12-26 20:17:18

您确定这是由于 Getopt::Long 造成的吗?很可能你的 shell 已经在解析你正在输入的内容,并弄乱了反斜杠。

为什么不分别询问域名和用户名?这会比较优雅地解决这个问题。

Are you sure this is due to Getopt::Long? Most likely your shell is already parsing what you're typing, and messing with the backslashes.

Why not ask Domain and Username seperately? That would solve the problem somewhat elegantly.

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