On Sep 28, 2007, at 5:52 PM, Jim wrote:
# define build dir path
if ($runOS eq "win"){
$buildDir = ".PSF\\builds\\$version";
} else {
$buildDir = "/builds/$version";
}
# test for dir and remove if it exists
if ( -d $buildDir) {
# using File::Path here for director
I have a bit of a curiosity here with a script I've been working on
and am hoping that some others may have experienced and found a
solution to a similar script portability issue.
The script in question is intended to run on OS X Perl and WinXP
ActiveState PERL.
It seems simple enough
1)
On Sep 28, 2007, at 8:17 AM, Michael Barto wrote:
This seems like a flame, but I will try and answer your question.
The reason why we are doing the HTML subroutines and so many others
with key at the start (e.g. JSCript, DB, make, get). is mostly to
support long term maintenance and parse
