PHP include/require bug?

Why can't I include/require a file starting with the letter 't'?
<?php
require "C:\t.php";
?>

[11-Dec-2005 15:55:00] PHP Warning: main(C: .php) [<a
href='function.main'>function.main</a>]: failed to open stream: Invalid
argument in D:\WWW\test.php on line 2
[11-Dec-2005 15:55:00] PHP Fatal error: main() [<a
href='function.require'>function.require</a>]: Failed opening required 'C:
..php' (include_path='.;C:\php5\pear') in D:\WWW\test.php on line 2

I've PHP Version 5.0.4
Stefan

PS: With all other tested filenames starting with another letter than 't'
are working.

Stefan Mueller wrote:
> Why can't I include/require a file starting with the letter 't'?
> <?php
> require "C:\t.php";
>>
>

You can, but because of the double quotes, the backslash is interpreted as
an escape character.

To fix this, you have the following options:

* Use single quotes:

require 'C:\t.php';

* Use forward slashes:

require "C:/t.php";


JW