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File::Spec's methods rel2abs() and abs2rel() are a convenient way to handle relative and absolute pathing. Also, why not use one of the Getopt::* modules instead of parsing the flags by hand? The performance might not be quite as good, but it does print a warning when someone types an unknown option.
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