Re^4: -e on windows giving error

The solution BrowserUk rarely works. It requires an absolute path when launching the script

No it does not!

C:\Perl64\bin>p1
[0] Perl> print $0;;
C:\Perl64\bin\p1.pl
[0] Perl> Terminating on signal SIGINT(2)

C:\Perl64\bin>.\p1.pl
[0] Perl> print $0;;
C:\Perl64\bin\p1.pl
[0] Perl> Terminating on signal SIGINT(2)

C:\Perl64\bin>cd \test

C:\test>p1
[0] Perl> print $0;;
C:\Perl64\bin\p1.pl
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Re^5: -e on windows giving error by ikegami (Patriarch) on Nov 18, 2011 at 00:05 UTC
Demonstrating that the Windows association mechanism uses absolute paths does not contradict what I said. `>type a.pl print "$0\n" >perl a.pl a.pl >perl .\.\.\.\.\A.pL .\.\.\.\.\A.pL` [download]	[reply] [d/l]