Doug Loud wrote, on Fri 7/8/2005 12:17
: in Windows XP Pro,
SP2, I have to use:
:
: require 'includes/28ESP.pl';
:
: But in the
*NIX days, I used:
:
: require "../includes/28ESP.pl";
Are you sure that isn't
require "./includes/28ESP.pl";
? Because the double-dot means *go up* a level, then come down
in the includes directory; so that implies that includes is a sibling directory
to the current one. The single-dot means than includes is a child of the current
directory.
Joe
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