Hi monks & fellows,

Could anyone help me with this piece of code ?
I can't match my lines with the var :(
use DBI;
use strict;

my $ndata = "\\\\MYSERVER\\C\$\\Temp";

my $line; my $ndir;
my $dblist = `dir $ndata /s`;
my @dbline = split /\n/, $dblist;

foreach $line (@dbline) {
#    if ($line =~ m/(??{$ndata})/) { # don't work
#    if ($line =~ m/$ndata/) {         # don't work
    if ($line =~ m/\\\\MYSERVER\\C\$\\Temp/) { # works BUT I want to u
+se $var !!!
        $ndir = $';
        print "$ndir\n";
    }
}

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Thanks in advance for any suggestion...

In reply to pattern matching and interpolation... by behd

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