in reply to Iterate trough a series of folders

I am unsure this works in Windows (as it probably uses the shell expansion), but try this: 
@tumorfiles = sort <C:/Users/ST/DesktopSample/*/*>;

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Where that * can be as complex as <C:/Users/ST/DesktopSample/TUMOR-*/*.dat>

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Re^2: Iterate trough a series of folders
by Discipulus (Canon) on Apr 05, 2016 at 07:32 UTC
    I confirm that this works even on windows (but only with / as path separator: see File::Glob notes).

    i must admit i never used this construct (but directly glob ). it is described in the IO operators 

    perl -E "say for sort <./*/*.pm>" | grep -c .
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    See also Re: Searching for specific text for more examples and the difference between iterative and recursive solutions.

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