Return button values from perl script call?

[BambiB]

• [x ] I looked in closed issues and it has not already been answered

• the macOS version you use 10.12.5

• terminal-notifier version 1.8.0

• how did you install terminal-notifier (binary download, homebrew, ruby gem...)? brew

• step-by-step reproduction instructions

Execute the following lines from within a perl script: $p= terminal-notifier -message "Hello?" -sound sosumi -timeout 59 -closeLabel override -actions VALUE1,VALUE2; print "•••",dump ($p),"•••";

The output is:

•••""••• 2017-07-06 12:35:55.547 terminal-notifier[53095:13371416] @override

How do I capture the selected button in a variable?

An example of calling terminal-notifier from a perl script and returning which button was pushed is probably all I need.

TIA!

[julienXX]

@BambiB You have a -json option to get the output as JSON, perhaps it will be easier.

[BambiB]

Well, the -json option returns something, so basically it works and the simple text return does not. I'm still a little confused as to why the variable $p isn't getting set in the code I listed above. But until they fix the bug, this should work.

Thanks!