Re^3: How to Pass more than one file in perl MY function

Well then you would pass them as separate args:

$ ./gt.pl 'j*.1.txt' 'j*.txt' 'q*.1.txt'
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Obviously the first argument here is redundant as it is a subset of the second.

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Re^4: How to Pass more than one file in perl MY function by prad001 (Initiate) on Sep 30, 2022 at 14:00 UTC
Is there any way I can pass the all the files in the program and NOT on the command line??? Firstly the list is of the files is huge and I am reading those files to extract the data from those files in the same program..	[reply]
Re^5: How to Pass more than one file in perl MY function by hippo (Archbishop) on Sep 30, 2022 at 15:03 UTC
Is there any way I can pass the all the files in the program and NOT on the command line The arguments in my previous post are not files - they are globbing patterns. It is important that you understand the difference. `j.txt` could match thousands of files and you would still only need the one command line argument. OTOH, if you need a huge list of patterns* the first question is "Why?". Perhaps they can be amalgamated. If not you can simply refer to this huge list of patterns by loading them from a local datafile or from a URL or from a database or from somewhere else. 🦛	[reply] [d/l]