> since I removed all unwanted files from the array @files earlier while
> reading the directory contents, I simply changed:
> $file =~ /^(\w\.)+$/;
> to
> $file =~ /^(.+)$/;
> and it works
Glad you were able to get it working. Unfortunately, the regex you have
chosen is effectively bypassing
now, that is, what I call help!
thank you very MUCH
since I removed all unwanted files from the array @files earlier while
reading the directory contents, I simply changed:
$file =~ /^(\w\.)+$/;
to
$file =~ /^(.+)$/;
and it works
and again, thank you for taking your time to respond and e
On (09/01/03 17:35), Alex Blum wrote:
> ok. there's two options:
> 2. I fix this.
Good choice!
> can someone help me please? I'm stuck with this, and don't know, how to
> solve the problem. just in case: I did read the
> "Chapter 23. Security" of programming perl (3rd edition) and still don't
> k
