Greg:
I use both ActiveState Perl and on Linux. If you stick to the forward slash (/), there is no problem. From my memory, I never needed to code MicroSlash!
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is there a generic file system interface
for perl?
this:==> (-e './subdir/file.ext')
works fine on Linux, but I'd have to
s{/}{\}g
to get it to work on windows.
how do you write code that will work
on both file systems without a lot of
if($nix) {blah/blah;}
else {blah\blah;}
I have a perl application I wrote for
windows that I'd like to pull over to
linux. If I do the work, I'd like to
rewrite it so it works on both sides.
Greg
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