Re: Filename::find on win32

[rspier@speed.seas.upenn.edu (Robert Spier)]

Francis, this code works fine for me:

use File::Find;
sub wanted { /.*\.exe/ && print "$File::Find::name\n"  }
find(\&wanted, 'c:/');
# find(\&wanted, 'c:/winnt');  # this works fine too

>>>>> "H" == HT-EX  <Gleeson> writes:

H> I am trying to use Filename::find on a win32 system.  It seems like
H> find can not handle a device name like c:\ in front of the supplied
H> search path.

H> find(\&wanted, 'c:/temp'); #does not work, no files found
H> find(\&wanted, 'temp'); #does work, assuming shell is at C:\

It looks like you are doing something wrong.  (Beyond calling
File::Find by the wrong name.)

-R

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