It's not really the die that's important. It's the test of file operation and the printing of $!. You could just as easily write: 
if (!-d "e:/web/public_html/eagle_f91/ffinfo/protected/images/$Game") 
+{
    mkdir("e:/web/public_html/eagle_f91/ffinfo/protected/images/$Game"
+) or print "$!\n";
}

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If there's an error it should populate $!, that error message will tell you what went wrong (generally). So it should either work or give you and error. So it has to help.

grep
One dead unjugged rabbit fish later...

In reply to Re^3: Creating new folders by grep
in thread Creating new folders by Eagle_f91

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