How is this a Perl problem?
Hint: You don't show any code. If you showed a small, self-contained (10-20 lines) program that exhibits the problem you mention, we can likely show you where the error stems from. Often, by reducing your program to such a small testcase, you will find that you find the error yourself.
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I tried this copy commands via command line and worked correct. Via perl script I am getting a problem. Similarly for zip of files, works from command line, via perl script see the problem.
if ($filename_new =~ m/\+/ )
{
$filename_new = $bugfixzip;
my $bugfixzip = $SOURCE_DIR."/"."bugfixfiles.zip";
print "Zipping files with + sign in filename\n";
system("zip ${bugfixzip} ${filename_new}");
print "copy $bugfixzip","$WORK_DIR/$project/$version/$lang/us_source/$bugfixzip\n";
copy ("$bugfixzip","$WORK_DIR/$project/$version/$lang/us_source/bugfixfiles.zip");
system("unzip $WORK_DIR/$project/$version/$lang/us_source/bugfixfiles.zip $WORK_DIR/$project/$version/$lang/us_source/");
}
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copy a+b c
Quote the file name.
copy "a+b" c
During this copy files containing + in filename creates extra directory
copy doesn't create directories.
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[d/l]
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Sure thing. File::Copy's copy does not treat "+" specially. And like most copy utilities, it doesn't create directories. (See mkdir and File::Path's mkpath if you need to create directories.)
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