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Yes (Score:1)

by Aristotle (5147)

The values in %INC always follow Unix conventions, regardless of which platform you’re on.
(I cannot find this documented anywhere in the POD that ships with perl.)
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  by slanning (5049) on 2010.06.21 1:27 (#72096) Homepage Journal
  
  I only found a reference to it in perlfaq5 [perl.org]. It points out there that DOS does handle forward slashes in place of backslashes (though you have to put quotes around the file name, or it thinks the slash is an option).
  C:\Users\slanning>more > foo.txt hi there ^C C:\Users\slanning>perl -e "open(F, 'c:/Users/slanning/foo.txt') || die$!; while(<F>){print}" hi there C:\Users\slanning>perl -e "open(F, 'c:\Users\slanning\foo.txt') || die $!; while(<F>){print}" hi there
  
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