thanks for your kind reply.

a) in fact I insert"use warnings" and "use strict" in my code. I just omitted them for simple demo of my code. And in my real code I didn't miss quote, it is a type error here. Any way, thanks for your kind remind.

b) accroding to your ideas,I use

open $temp_file_cy, "$File::Find::name"

it is interesting that I haven't see "open $filehandle ...", but always "open filehandle ...". in the text book. Can you tell me the difference between them? thanks.

c) I have checked the attributes of those files, they are all -rw-rw----, so I guess "-r " should be ok here. In fact what I want to do really is this:

 my @matching = grep {/$pattern/} <temp_file_cy>;

I always get this message: " readline() on unopened filehandle temp_file_cy at ../cy_find line 99", which make me to insert code "-r temp_file_cy" to see what happened

can you give me some help on this? thanks

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

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