I am trying to run the following code on Winxp machine. From what I am seeing in the docs it should work but doesn't. 
  use File::Xcopy;
  my $obj = File::Xcopy->new;
  # copy all the files with .txt extension if they exists in /tgt/dir
  $obj->xcopy('c:/TEMP', 'c:/temp2', '\.txt$');

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The output is as follows. I don't see what I have wrong so any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
# Xcopy Log Output
# Date: Thu Dec 16 12:15:52 2004
# Input parameters:
# From dir: /temp2
# To dir: /TEMP
# File Pat: \.txt$
# Action : copy
# File statistics: category: count: pct: total size
# The Same size and time: 1: 20.00%: 0 Bytes
# Different size or time: 1: 20.00%: 0 Bytes
# File does not exist in FROM folder: : 0.00%:
# File is older or the same: : 0.00%: 0 Bytes
# File is newer and its size bigger: 1: 20.00%: 0 Bytes
# File is newer and its size smaller: : 0.00%:
# File does not exist in TO folder: 4: 80.00%: 568.454KB
# -----------------------------------: ---------:-------:----------
# Totals: 5:100.00%: 568.454KB
#
# File size: max 581694 min 0 diff 6D17:34:54
# File time: max 20041216.121230 min 19800101.000000 diff 9116D12:12:30
#
#action| from_time| to_time| tmdiff| from_size| to_size| szdiff|file_name
OW|20041216.121230|20041216.115402| 18:28| 0 Bytes| 0 Bytes| 0 Bytes|./.
no action|19800101.000000|19800101.000000| 00| 0 Bytes| 0 Bytes| 0 Bytes|./..
NA| |20041216.113115| | | 0 Bytes| |./File-Xcopy-0.11
NA| |20041124.065053| | | 568.061KB| |./Text.exe
NA| |20041124.065026| | | 14 Bytes| |./Text.txt
NA| |20041209.131530| | | 389 Bytes| |./test.pl

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