On May 21, Arran4 said:
>so i could do?:
>
>if (-e "c:\config.sys") {
Why don't you test it yourself, instead of asking us for permission? You
can learn a lot about Perl by trying things yourself.
And no, you can't. In a double-quoted string, "\co" means Ctrl-O, and I
doubt you wanted that. Either use a backslashed backslash, a forward
slash, or single quotes. (I suggest forward slashes.)
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