perl -le "print for glob ('c:\\dev\\*')"
The above command prints out
c:\dev\import
c:\dev\lib
c:\dev\test.pl
etc. This is what I'd expect.
perl -le "print for glob ('\\\\MyServer\\MyShare\\MyDir\\*')"
This prints nothing. However, the command
dir \\MyServer\MyShare\MyDir\*
does print out the list of files in that directory. So I know there are
files there, and I know that at some level the filesystem can parse that
syntax. Why does glob() not work? Is there a way to get a list of
files that match a pattern, whether those files are on a local drive or
on a server share?
Thanks,
Eric J. Roode
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