- I don't know how else to do it (yet). (File::Copy?)
- Leftover from the first design. It changed a lot... should be changed, I agree.
- It's in my to-do, but thanks for the thought :)
- That has crossed my mind too :)
- I've been doubting that, yeah. I didn't think anyone else will use this, so I just left it this way.
- It does? That's a bug. Thanks!
Re: PS: As I said, it's for the exercise. If I don't code, I won't improve. Plus I wanted to make a shell script first, asked in the CB, and got asked why I didn't make a Perl script ;)
All in all, thanks for the help.
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