Re: FileOp problem

2000-05-08 Thread David S. Rosinger
"$Bill Luebkert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Carl Jolley wrote: > > > > On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, Steven Willard wrote: > > > > > I am running windows 2000 professional with perl AS 506. I installed > > > Fileop, Lazy, Win32-api and Win32-abspath from Jenda's site. I created the > > > following

Re: FileOp problem

2000-05-04 Thread $Bill Luebkert
Carl Jolley wrote: > > On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, Steven Willard wrote: > > > I am running windows 2000 professional with perl AS 506. I installed > > Fileop, Lazy, Win32-api and Win32-abspath from Jenda's site. I created the > > following > > > > use Win32::FileOp; > > > > Copy ('e:\oldfile\test.tx

Re: FileOp problem

2000-05-04 Thread Carl Jolley
On Sun, 30 Apr 2000, Steven Willard wrote: > I am running windows 2000 professional with perl AS 506. I installed > Fileop, Lazy, Win32-api and Win32-abspath from Jenda's site. I created the > following > > use Win32::FileOp; > > Copy ('e:\oldfile\test.txt' => 'e:\newfile\\'); > > All path

Re: FileOp problem

2000-04-30 Thread $Bill Luebkert
Steven Willard wrote: > > I am running windows 2000 professional with perl AS 506. I installed > Fileop, Lazy, Win32-api and Win32-abspath from Jenda's site. I created the > following > > use Win32::FileOp; > > Copy ('e:\oldfile\test.txt' => 'e:\newfile\\'); > > All paths exist and yet nothi

FileOp problem

2000-04-30 Thread Steven Willard
I am running windows 2000 professional with perl AS 506. I installed Fileop, Lazy, Win32-api and Win32-abspath from Jenda's site. I created the following use Win32::FileOp; Copy ('e:\oldfile\test.txt' => 'e:\newfile\\'); All paths exist and yet nothing happens when I run it inside CodeMagic