Juergen Buchner wrote:
> the reason for the error seems to be the following lines:
> # if data file given in rule file, prepend rule file's path
> Here "/" is assumed to be the directory separator, which is wrong if
> or/p is running under Windows. When adding the lines to
Better:
if ($rule_file =~ m!(.*)[/\\](.*)! && defined($data))
{
$data = $1.'/'.$data;
}
> it works with Windows. Since I'm not an expert Perl programmer I'm not
> sure if this is the preferred way to implement this platform
> independent ...
I think the File::Spec module is the right way, but as long as we are
only targeting *nix (including Linux, OS X, etc) and Windows and not
some more obscure operation systems (Mac OS 9, VMS etc), the [/\\] in
the regex is enough.
BTW: Windows understands "/" as path separator, too. It's just that some
Windows programs are more picky. Including cmd.exe, sadly.
cu
Henry
PS: I'd even recommend to write the regex as m!^(.*)[/\\]!, or even
m!^(.*)[/\\][^/\\]+$!, to be cleaner.
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