Since no one has stepped up to be serious- :P

Perl is not PHP; and this is PerlMonks, hence the monk(y) snark. PHP and Perl cannot be mixed directly. If you are trying to use a Perl module in PHP, it is going to fail. You gave no indication of how you were actually using it or what failure message you got so we're just guessing here.

Updating PHP will have no effect on your Perl installation. You might be looking for the mkdir function in PHP. There is plenty of online documentation of it and its usage. Perl also has one but they aren't the same and don't take the same arguments.

In reply to Re: use File::Path qw(make_path); fails with php 5.6.11 by Your Mother
in thread use File::Path qw(make_path); fails with php 5.6.11 by windjammer

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