Re^2: how to assign output of find() into a variable

thanks Athanasius! you save my day

finally , I am able to assign after so many tries :( . i tried push earlier but it didn't work due to various syntax errors.

find ( sub { print  $File::Find::name ,  "\n" if /\.lef$/  } , @filter
+ed);
print join("\n" , @files, "\n");
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