I wrote a simple perl script and execute it as follows: "./sr /tmp/*"

#!/usr/bin/perl
print $ARGV[0];

Well, what is returned is the first filename in the directory, instead
of the actual argument itself. What can I do to get the literal
argument?

Thanks in advance,

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