On Friday, May 31, 2002, at 08:29 , Johnson, Shaunn wrote:
[..]
> [script]
>
> foreach my $file ( split (/\n/, `ls -d1 $sambadir/*` ) ) {
> print "we see file :$file:\n";
> #$file=(split(//, $sambadir/$file) );
> print "$sambadir/$file";
> system ("/bin/mount -rt iso9660 -o loop $file $mount_pnt");
> #chdir ("$mount_pnt");
> #system ("cp $mount_pnt/* $padir/$region[0]/");
> # don't need to open, just mount and copy
> print "\n# - thus end the reign of terror of \$file $file-\n\n";
> }
> [/script]
you could always do the regex trick there of say
$file =~ s/ /\\ /g;
so that for each "space" in a filename you precede it with \
as you noticed in your command line approach....
ciao
drieux
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now just because Mac's and M$ agree on allowing ' ' in
the file names doesn't mean that it is all just
THE FLAMING SULPHUROUS PIT OF GEHENA
and was not a good idea.....
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