I don't know how this got into the code. I recognized it also just a
hour ago. It works if you run it with a relative path, that's what I
was doing all the time.
The 0.20.1 exe from the download section works correctly, if that's
any clue. The 0.20.2 version can also use absolute paths if forward
slashes are used, which I'm assuming implies the same drive letter.
I already tagged 0.10-beta-1 but I'm still trying to figure out how to
get PerlApp to include miscellaneous files for certain modules to work
(such as the .enc files for XML::Parser), so if you figure it out in
the meantime I'll just skip beta 1 and package beta 2.
Ok, I found the problematic code. It was the usage of the
filesystem::path class in the CItemInfoObject. boost uses a "portable"
filename checker by default, to see wether all filenames entered into
the system are portable. Since we don't care about portability at this
level, we need to use the native checker.
I have uploaded a new 0.20.4.
Dirk
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