Hi. First of all, I am a total newbie to Perl, so forgive my ignorance. I am
using someone else's script here; let's call it foo.pl.
Without going into too much detail about the code or whether it works
correctly, let's just say that we have two near identical WinXP PC's with
identical versions of ActivePerl installed. Running the script on the first PC
from the Windows command line works fine, accepting arguments and functioning
accordingly in the manner of foo.pl -f, for example, but the same exact script
on the second PC with the same version of perl installed does not seem to
accept when I run foo.pl -f. It's as if it just doesn't recognize any flags,
switches, or other options after foo.pl is called.
Assuming the code within foo.pl is correct, is there anything else that would
cause this sort of behavior? I am truly stumped. Thanks.
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