Re^2: Using File::Basename and $ARGV[]

Thank you for the link. You were right, I needed to dump the quotes and keep it simple. I am trying to run this on a *INX box and will include that information in my future posts.

Best

-mox

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Re^3: Using File::Basename and $ARGV[] by blazar (Canon) on Oct 24, 2006 at 10:44 UTC
You were right, I needed to dump the quotes and keep it simple. Just to be picky... you didn't need to dump the quotes, but you didn't need them in the first place. That is, using them doesn't make for a syntax or semantics error. Simply, it won't do anything (unless of course you've overloaded double quotes) and it will have some disadvantages as evidenced in the FAQ entry you've been pointed to.	[reply]

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Re^3: Using File::Basename and $ARGV[]
by blazar (Canon) on Oct 24, 2006 at 10:44 UTC

You were right, I needed to dump the quotes and keep it simple.

Just to be picky... you didn't need to dump the quotes, but you didn't need them in the first place. That is, using them doesn't make for a syntax or semantics error. Simply, it won't do anything (unless of course you've overloaded double quotes) and it will have some disadvantages as evidenced in the FAQ entry you've been pointed to.

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