Hi Jaap,

Read the Perl doc. It says unlink will not delete directories unless you are superuser and the -U flag is supplied to Perl.

The rm command you found is in the tutorial and serves it's purpose IMHO. Also, currently for developers that know enough about OO-Perl and that contemplate PerlBean usage, this shouldn't be too high a hurdle. Or would it?

But don't get me wrong. I do think that being OS independent is a virtue. As a Unix guy I didn't spend too much time on Win32 the last decade. Just last weekend I found out that in certain Perl distributions my Makefile.PL files generate broken Makefile files. Again a thing I should check out...

Vincenzo

In reply to Re: Perl code generation with PerlBean (continued) by zoccav
in thread Perl code generation with PerlBean (continued) by zoccav

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