sorry, not sure why i never responded to this
the check to test for -e instead of -x is needed, because on Windows perl scripts will never be executable directly. I'm not entirely sure what executability means on win32 (presumably a .exe, .bat or .com extension) but it doesn't work in this case
sorry, not sure why i never responded to this
the check to test for -e instead of -x is needed, because on Windows perl scripts will never be executable directly. I'm not entirely sure what executability means on win32 (presumably a .exe, .bat or .com extension) but it doesn't work in this case
Making the change Windows-only seems sensible.