Hello guys , I have this pice of code 
#set the command line to accept a filename.
my $ret = GetOptions ("u|updated:s", "x|XMLfile:s", "e|XLSfile:s");
my $update = $opt_u || die "Usage: $0 -u update_ID\n";
my $xmllocation = $opt_x || print ".xml report will be stored where th
+e cxx is.\nuse -x location to choose a different location\n";
my $xlslocation = $opt_e || print ".xls sheet will be stored under $te
+mpDir.\nuse -e location to choose a different location\n";


sub checkOption
{
    if ( $xmllocation ne "" )
    {
    system (qq(cp /nbsssbs/$subDir6/src/$dummyforexcel $xmllocation));
+ 
    }
    if ( $xlslocation ne "" )
    {
    system (qq(cp $tempDir/$dummyforexcel.xls $xlslocation)); 
    }
}
# check the user option for saving in different location
checkOption(); 
}

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I am taking the -x and -e as optional , if the user provide them then I will copy a file to the location they provide otherwise nothing ,, but it seems not to work weather I provide or not the -x and -e ,, it always gives me 
cp: cannot stat `/nbs/ppl/src/erls.cxx': No such file or directory
cp: cannot stat `d:\\Profiles\\sara\\LOCALS~1\\Temp/erls.cxx.xml.xls':
+ N
o such file or directory

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what is it .. thanks

In reply to Getopt problem by Sara

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