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>>>>> "Hans" == Hans Hagen <pragma@wxs.nl> writes:

    Hans> Taco Hoekwater wrote:
    >> Install bash ;-) The problem is command.com, not perl. It so
    >> happens that DJGPP has a built-in fix and the windows
    >> don't. Hans, I thought we had fixed that with use File::DosGlob
    >> etc?

    Hans> Add:

    Hans> use File::DosGlob ;

    Hans> Change:

    Hans> sub CheckInputFiles { @UserSuppliedFiles = glob @_[0] }

    Hans> But, does this work ok under Unix? Can you check that? Or
    Hans> should I test for dos/unix? How etc. I looked into it some
    Hans> time ago but got verrrrrry frustrated.

It will work OK for all files that do not have * or ? in their name...

Taco