Hello,
Here is part of code: 
print "Podaj sciezke do pliku bazy, ktory archiwizujemy: ";
chomp( $question2 = <STDIN> );

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As a reply to this question user need to specify full file path e.g. /opt/databases/demo/file.abc I`m looking for some way to have interactive shell just like in linux shell - is there any way to have autoexpanded paths after tab pressing?
In Linux we just type e.g /opt/dat , pressing TAB and it prompt us the full path /opt/databases/, but when it is typed under running Perl script the TAB don`t work.
I`ve tried a bit with Term::ReadLine but i didn`t give me what I need.
The Term:ReadLine way: 
$| = 1;
use Term::ReadLine;
my $Term = new Term::ReadLine 'Installer';

my $file = $Term->readline('Enter a file path: ');
print "$file = '$file'n";

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Will be nice to have it working in Linux and ActivePerl on Windows - all of used by me modules works on both Win and Lin platforms so i think some module will be the best way.

In reply to Active STDIN for user typed filepath by Mery84

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