Here are some of the things I spotted in your wanted sub. open temp_file_cy, "$File::Find::name;

  1. I think you want to use a lexical variable my $temp_file_cy instead of a bareword temp_file_cy as your file-handle
  2. then, "$File::Find::name has only one quote at the beginning.
  3. If you may, use 3 agrument open function, then check error if file is not opened
  4. I will advise you use warnings and strict in your script. As it shows several 'mis-typed' variables. It will help alot
UPDATE:
With a second check on the usage of the file test using "-r" in this line:
print "hello 1\n" if (-r tep_file_cy); check perldoc -f -r
-r File is readable by effective uid/gid.
If 'tep_file_cy' is the file you trying to check up, not been used as file-handle.
Except, you have something else in mind.

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In reply to Re: quston n File::Find by 2teez
in thread question n File::Find by skyworld_chen

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