On Nov 22, Jorge Goncalvez said:
>$buf=~(/d:/dhs3mgr/e1401/dhs3linux/fr/cpiofile/)
>
>but it didn't work.How can i do to escape the /.
Well, escaping is done with \, but if you do that, you'll end up having
"leaning toothpick syndrome":
$buf =~ /d:\/dhs3mgr\/e1401\/dhs3linux\/fr\/cpiofile/;
That is gross. Use a different m// delimiter:
$buf =~ m{d:/dhs3mgr/e1401/dhs3linux/fr/cpiofile};
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