>Adym, if you're not sure, then please verify it. As >a matter of fact you're wrong. You can use the forward >slash with drive letters in File::Copy.
This is correct. May I add to this one: The forward slash is a legal directory separator in Windows NT just as well as \ is. Only the command line interpreter, cmd.exe is the program that requires the backward slash to be used. You can call CreateFile Win32 system API function with a file name formatted with forward slashes. You can even mix back and forward slahes in a file name. >From this upwards everything can use the forward slash in the calling chain. fopen implemented in the C stabdard library calling WIN32 system CreateFile, and up File::Copy Perl module calling most probably fopen. Regards, Peter _______________________________________________ ActivePerl mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
