[freak]

I'm kind of conused, or maybe i just don't use the correct commands, but i cant make a script that will copy a spesific file let's say blabla.jpg from the current folder, to a specific folder - let's say c:\games

Can somebody PLEASE give me the script that will do it

[YUPAPA]

Originally Posted by freak

I'm kind of conused, or maybe i just don't use the correct commands, but i cant make a script that will copy a spesific file let's say blabla.jpg from the current folder, to a specific folder - let's say c:\games

Can somebody PLEASE give me the script that will do it

You can use the command interface DOS (looks like windozs you are using)~

copy C:\my\source\location\blabla.jpg C:\my\destination\blabla.jpg

If you need a script, you must have perl installed on your system~ Without perl installed, even I give you the script, it will not run.

[freak]

can someone just unser my question, please ???

[YUPAPA]

I didn't?

[freak]

ABSOLUTLY NOT !!!! i asked a PERL SCRIPT not dos commands ...

[YUPAPA]

Code:

#!/usr/bin/perl
use File::Copy;

my $src = 'C:\my\src\file';
my $des = 'C:\my\des\file';

copy($src,$des);

[freak]

now THAT'S a GOOD anwer.
But all my problem in this is-
i want to copy blabla.gpj fron the 'curent directory'[so that the program will "understand" by itself what directory is it in and put it in the '$src' (in condition that that perl script[let's say program.pl] and blabla.gpj are in the same directory)] ???