Hi Monks,
Just wondered if you could help me out on this one.

I have a directory "Util" within that i have various files which refer to each other.

I have perl script 1 which i did not create but is a Utility for a product im using.

I have perl script 2 which wrapps (takes input in from prompts) data and uses it in conjunction with perl script 1. This also reffers to file named apps as the source for the XML data to work with

I have 1 file named apps...It holds information (XML files) which are querried by My Perl Scipt 2

I have an ARGVS file for perl scipt 1 also.

I want to create a directory called "code" which can hold perl script 1 perl script 2 and the ARGV file yet still call upon the apps folder which is the directory before.

How do i go about doing this?

I know this is really hard to understand/ view but any help would be appretiated

In reply to Directories Help by smunro16

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