Re^2: How do you Map & Disconnect Network Drives (in Windows)?

I've dropped the unnecessary quotes as you suggested. I have a really stupid question though: where do these constants derive their values? I wanted to see what their values were, so I printed them out, and got this:

key DisplayType=3
key Scope=3
key Type=1
key Usage=2
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I had a look at the FileOp module, and it looks like it would do just what I need. Unfortunately, it takes an act of congress to deploy a module that isn't part of the standard install around here -- so I'll get the paperwork started. By the way didn't you write FileOp?

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Re^3: How do you Map & Disconnect Network Drives (in Windows)?
by Jenda (Abbot) on Mar 26, 2008 at 21:48 UTC

Yes, I did write Win32::FileOp :-)

The constants are defined within Win32::NetResource. They are defined in the XS (C with some Perl-specific macros) part of the module. And originaly they are defined by Microsoft somewhere in their C header files.

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