Does the pear package sub-include use a backslash on linux?

[cybervigilante]

I was trying the pear package on my local winmachine and noticed that
one of the includes has a backslash

<?php

include('Mail.p hp');
include('Mail\m ime.php');

is this a path backslash? i.e. if I access pair on my linux server, do
I have to put a forward slash in between Mail and mime? such as Mail/
mime.php Or does the slash have another meaning? I haven't found a
lot of pear documentation and the one I am reading has that slash,
which I'm not sure is for any host or just for win.

Jim

[Hendri Kurniawan]

Re: Does the pear package sub-include use a backslash on linux?

cybervigilante wrote:

I was trying the pear package on my local winmachine and noticed that
one of the includes has a backslash
>
<?php
>
include('Mail.p hp');
include('Mail\m ime.php');
>
is this a path backslash? i.e. if I access pair on my linux server, do
I have to put a forward slash in between Mail and mime? such as Mail/
mime.php Or does the slash have another meaning? I haven't found a
lot of pear documentation and the one I am reading has that slash,
which I'm not sure is for any host or just for win.
>
Jim
>

In my experience, PHP took care of that.
But you can use a constant specified by PHP: DIRECTORY_SEPAR ATOR

Hendri Kurniawan