Hi Chuck,
You're right.
It's probably best to do as you suggest as this will handle all prefixed
backslashes,
regardless of the number entered (knowing Perl, someone could try
'\\\\computername' as an argument)
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Bruno Bellenger
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From: Chuck Lawhorn [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: mercredi 14 mars 2001 17:16
To: Bellenger, Bruno (Paris);
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Subject: RE: Finding Logged in users
If you don't want to use the substr command, you could simply remove
all leading backslashes as follows:
$computer =~ s|^\\*||;
Just my $.02,
--Chuck
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