Hi Monks. I am facing a problem in creating the perl script to generate random data inside the directories created through the script. The script I am using to create directories is given below.What is need is that these directories should have a sample data like .png files in it--- 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

sub MakeDirs($$$);

MakeDirs("C:\\Documents and Settings\\Rahul\\Desktop\\perl\\directory\
+\New2", 15, 2);

sub MakeDirs($$$)
{
    my($base, $num_dirs, $depth) = @_;
    
    mkdir $base;

    #if depth = 0, no more subdirectories need to be created
    if($depth == 0)
    {
        return 0;
    }

    #Recurse through the directories
    my $dir_name = "a";
    for(my $x = 10; $x < $num_dirs; $x++)
    {
        MakeDirs("$base/$dir_name", $num_dirs, $depth - 1);
        $dir_name++;
    }
    
    open(DIR, ">>contacts".$i.".json");
    
    
    
    
}

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In reply to Perl Script to create sample files in each directories created. by rahul_lfo

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