> That being said, the only difference I see in your two
> examples is that the second one has a space in an argument,
> which will be seen by the shell as two arguments. You will
> need to escape it like "my\\ scripts" so that a literal
> backslash gets through to the shell.
Oops, I was thinking Unix, wasn't I? If you want quotes to get through, try
using qq(), e.g.
my $arg2 = qq("c:/my scripts/another.txt");
- Mark.
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