I have the following code 
use strict; 
use warnings;
my( $xlink,@xlinkpaths );
my @xlinks = (`cmd to get xlinks`) ;
my $op="/";
foreach $xlink (@xlinks) {
      $xlink =~ m{incl -s DS_Dalmore_Int /. /|\\.\\(.+)};
     push @xlinkpaths, $1 . $op;
}

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The output stored in @xlinks looks like this in mac/linux 
incl -s streamname /./abc/def
   xlink /./abc/def from streamname 
incl -s streamname /./xyz/qwen/defs/asd
   xlink /./xyzz/qwen/defs/asd from streamname

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</code> The output stored in @xlinks looks like this in windows 
incl -s streamname \.\abc/def
   xlink /./abc/def from streamname 
incl -s streamname \.\xyz/qwen/defs/asd
   xlink /./xyzz/qwen/defs/asd from streamname

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So my final array looks like this in mac/linux, which looks good. 
@xlinkpaths = (
 "abc/def/",
 "xyzz/qwen/defs/asd/",
);

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But the output in windows shows like 
@xlinkpaths = (
 "abc/def\",
 "xyzz/qwen/defs/asd\",
);

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How can I append \ or / in my $op differently to my final array @xlinkpaths based on windows or linux?

In reply to Perl appending \ or / based on windows or linux by sravs448

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