Re^2: Perl List files in directory (find/rule)

1st recommandation should be File::Find. In your case

Are you sure about that? Because that doesn't have /opt/tmp or @files

My first recommendation is always File::Find::Rule

use File::Find::Rule qw/ rule find /;
my @files = find( file => maxdepth => 1, ascii => in => '/opt/tmp' );
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Re^3: Perl List files in directory (find/rule) by bigj (Monk) on Apr 22, 2014 at 11:32 UTC
O.K., you'd have to change `'.'` from my snippet to `'/opt'` or `'/opt/tmp'` or `$dir` to work it on other than current dir. Whether you use File::Find or File::Find::Rule is more a matter of taste. The maintainer of the module describes it as a is a friendlier interface to File::Find :-). Greetings, Janek Schleicher	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^4: Perl List files in directory (find/rule) by Anonymous Monk on Apr 22, 2014 at 13:13 UTC
O.K., you'd have to change ... But where is the @files? :) Whether you use File::Find or File::Find::Rule is more a matter of taste. :) Hmm, @files? There is nothing like @files in File::Find docs ... OTOH File::Find::Rules shows a @files Its more than a matter of taste, File::Find::Rules is much much more memorable ... and friendly to noobs File::Find::Rules is like cake (sweet), where File::Find is like raw flour	[reply]