I was attempting to copy a directory on windows with the dircopy subroutine of module File::Copy::Recursive. However whenever I run the program it claims the directory does not exist. For my code: 

} else { print "\nAll songs found matches! ^_^ \n";}

 print "Copying Files....\n\n";
 print "0%                  100%\n";

 my $div;
 {use integer; $div=(scalar keys %moves)  / 25 + 1 ;}
 my $i = 0;
 foreach $dir (keys %moves) {
    unless (defined $opt{s}) {dircopy("$dir","$moves{$dir}") or die("\
+n!: Couldnt copy \"$dir\" : $!\n");}
    print "." if (($i % $div) == 0);
    $i++;
  }

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i get: 
All songs found matches! ^_^
Copying Files....

0%                  100%

!: Couldnt copy "C:\Program Files\Stepmania CVS\Songs\Dance Dance Revo
+lution 5th Mix\Abyss" : No such file or directory

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%moves is generated dynamicly so I thought I might have messed up the generation routine. To check I added the lines:

...
unless (defined $opt{s}) {
        print "it exists\n" if (-e $dir); #here 
        print "its a dir\n" if (-d $dir); #and here
        dircopy("$dir","$moves{$dir}") or die("\n!: Couldnt copy \"$di
+r\" : $!\n");
...

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to which I recieve: 
...
All songs found matches! ^_^
Copying Files....

0%                  100%
it exists
its a dir

!: Couldnt copy "C:\Program Files\Stepmania CVS\Songs\Dance Dance Revo
+lution 5th
 Mix\Abyss" : No such file or directory

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What am I doing wrong? If the fault is with the module being none m$ compatible what should I use in its place?

Thanks In Advance, ~Phoenix9

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In reply to SOLVED:Copy a directory on windows by phoenix9

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