Hi Ken,
Thanks for following up. I've looked at the code again and realised I've
finished off the path with a '\' instead of '/', which threw the whole thing
off...
(before: $frompath = '/Users/sydneyshan/University\ of\ Newcastle\*'; )
Working now:
$frompath = '/Users/sydneyshan/University\ o
Shannon,
You should post some sample code that's not working for you.
Those answers are correct, so if it's not working we must not
understand the problem. For example, what do you mean by
"specifying a directory to glob in MacOS X" and "it
malfunctions"?
-Ken
On Friday, November 1, 2002,
I'll give that another go...
I tried both these approaches when originally testing, but it didn't have
any affect. Is there anything else I might be able to try?
-Shannon Murdoch
On 1/11/02 3:44 AM, in article p05200e09b9e70dcab48d@[206.124.22.67],
"Charles Albrecht" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
At 2:57 AM +1100 11/1/2002, Shannon Murdoch wrote:
>When specifying a directory to glob in MacOS X it malfunctions if the path
>contains a space ie. /Users/sydneyshan/University of Newcastle/*
>
>Is there any way around this without needing to replace the directory's
>spaces with underscores etc?
Hi all,
Was wondering if anyone had experienced this problem before:
When specifying a directory to glob in MacOS X it malfunctions if the path
contains a space ie. /Users/sydneyshan/University of Newcastle/*
Is there any way around this without needing to replace the directory's
spaces with und
