if ($OS eq "MSWin32")

That has always worked fine for the last 25 years that I've been using perl.
However, I don't assume that it will work as expected forever.
But then I also don't want to guess at what might be needed if the osname is changed.

I'm still waiting to see if Strawberry comes out with a perl 5.32 or perl 7.xx

Recent posts by kmx indicate that he has started work on the next release - see this github thread for example.
I expect it will be perl-5.32.0, though this has not been explicitly stated any place that I know of.

Cheers,
Rob

In reply to Re^3: Strawberry Perl on Windows 10 file test operators do not work as expected by syphilis
in thread Strawberry Perl on Windows 10 file test operators do not work as expected by fireblood

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