use strict;
use warnings;

# Declare package names
my $work_file;

my @files = <E:\\triggers\\1_MERGE_3326\\tests\\*.hl7>;

#$work_file = pop;  # If work_file comes from command line, uncomment
my $inPath = "E:\\triggers\\1_MERGE_3326\\pass";
my $outPath = "E:\\triggers\\1_MERGE_3326\\converted";

foreach $work_file (@files) {

open (WORK, "<$work_file") or die "Couldn't open $work_file."; # Open the working file
open (my $file, ">$outPath\\$work_file") or die "Couldn't open $work_file."; # open an output file

while (<WORK>) {
    chomp;
	$_ =~ tr/\000-\011\013\014\016-\037//d;
	print $file map {"$_\n"} ($_);
} # end while

    close WORK;
    close $file;
} # end foreac