jeffmeh wrote: > Robin Bowes;186219 Wrote: >> jeffmeh wrote: >>> It worked for me, but I assume that is because I enclosed the source >> and >>> target directory names in double quotes. Does that make sense? >> What platform are you on? >> >> Where did you enclose the directory names in double quotes? i.e. do >> you >> mean on the command-line? >> >> R. > > Yes, on the command line, running windows XP. I got into the habit of > using the double quotes because I was having issues with spaces in > directory names, e.g., "program files," when editing your PERL script, > so I just carried the practice over to running the script from the > command line.
Ok, that explains the difference in behaviour - $ is not a special character in Windows (specifically, it's not special according to cmd.exe). Must fix this soon ... R. _______________________________________________ ripping mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/ripping
