My development environment on Windows includes substed folders, i.e. the folder c:\MyBuild may be substed to a drive letter, say t: In a Ubuntu subsystem terminal, I can bind the folder to a mount...

Is the first and the second substitution equivalent if the replacement is passed in a variable? #!/usr/bin/env perl6 use v6; my $foo = 'switch'; my $t1 = my $t2 = my $t3 = my $t4 = 'this has a $f...

I'm using VBScript, and my goal is to be able to substitute a drive letter for a path of my choosing. I need the D drive, and if it's not available I need to check if it's already mapped to the rig...

I wonder if there is a universal way of resolving a path using a drive letter (such as X:\foo\bar.txt) into its equivalent UNC path, which might be one of the following: X:\foo\bar.txt if X: is a...