Care to share your script?

My ex-employers own the last ones I wrote, but they're pretty simple. Use File::Find to traverse a hierarchy, then ignore file types that aren't interesting (like .doc or .exe), and finally processing files that are. Stripped of extraneous detail, they look something like:

use File::Find;

my $ignore = '(?:\.exe|\.doc)$';

find(\&consider, $root);
emit_report();

sub consider {
    my $path = $File::Find::path;

    return if $path =~ m/$ignore/o;

    process($path);
}
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Processing consists of slurping the file into memory and running a set of regexs against it, recording which files match which regex. Then sort the hashes and spit out HTML. It's just bookkeeping at this poing. Being a potential memory pig isn't a serious issue for a script that runs once a day at 2am.