--- Jason Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Tuesday 28 September 2004 03:54, Mark wrote:
>
> > With the echos above in place, I get the resource handle, and it
> > echos everything you would expect except that is_dir() fails to
> > recognize the directories.
>
> Because is_dir() expects a path to the file as well, otherwise it
> would be
> trying to look at $file in it's current working directory (cwd)
> wherever that
> may be (most likely not $maildir).
>
> > It DOES recognize . and .. as directories, for some bizarre
> reason.
>
> Because all directories contain '.' and '..' and hence the cwd of
> is_dir()
> would have those. (BTW '.' and '..' ARE directories).
Thanks. That worked. Now that I think about it, it makse sense. I
should have thought about it first...
=====
Mark Weinstock
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