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in thread Prevent windows dialog when using file test -e

Thanks that was a good hint,

I use Win32::API instead and the uMode 8 doesnt fix my problem. Until now I have to use : 
if ($^O eq 'MSWin32') {

require Win32::API;
Win32::API->Import('Kernel32','SetErrorMode','I','I');
print "Disable :".SetErrorMode(0x0001)."\n";

}

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Seems that 8 is something else. With 1 I can surpress the "Drive not ready dialog"

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Re^3: Prevent windows dialog when using file test -e
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Jun 22, 2006 at 17:19 UTC

    He might have meant 0x8000. If 0x8000 works, I'd use that. Using 0x0001 could disable more than you intend to disable.

    Reference: SetErrorMode

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      ikegami++ Corrected.

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      Yes but Mode 0x8000 didn't disable the "Drive not ready" on my machine. Is there a Mode that only disable this Dialog ?
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        Earlier, you said 8 didn't work. You hadn't said anything about 0x8000. I didn't know if it would work, which is why I suggested you use it if it works.
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