"Brian L. Matthews" <blm@halcyon.com> writes: } }I'm not Paul, but the answer is that DOS (and hence Windows) has }accepted forward slash as a path separator for a long time (maybe }from the start?). Insisting on using a backslash as a path I read an article by Matthias the other day on perl-5-porters that MacPerl also, to a limited extent, accepts / paths in require (and so, I presume, use). I guess that's why he didn't make the changes I proposed to AutoLoader himeself, because they aren't necessary. Matthias, can you tell us what the rules are for their use? Based on the changes you made to AutoLoader, I take it that absolutes don't but relatives do work? (Incidentally, if anyone active on perl-5-porters wants to pass this along, the p5p digest is broken and hasn't sent out anything since I subscribed, although the last time I checked the list server thinks it's an active list. I've been following p5p through the private news gateway that Chris Nandor told me about.) } }Brian --- Paul J. Schinder NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Code 693, Greenbelt, MD 20771 schinder@pjstoaster.pg.md.us ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch