I have several image files in tif format. They are placed in different folders like folder IMAGES>001,IMAGES>002,IMAGES>003 etc. I have a list of BEGDOC and ENDDOC based on that i have to create a opticon load file which gives me out BEGDOC foldername,Image path and the count of child documents and parent image being marked as Y. I have a script something like this.

use strict;
#USER INPUTS
print "Enter the Loadfile file which contains BegDoc and EndDoc\n";
chomp(my $in = <STDIN>);

print "Enter the location of the Image file\n";
chomp(my $tiffpath = <STDIN>);

print "Enter the Name of the Production\n";
chomp(my $prodvolumename = <STDIN>);

my $delim = "";
my $textd = "þ";
chomp($in);

my $out = $in . "\.opt";
my $header = 1;

open OUT,">$out" or die "Cannot Create $out\n";
open IN, "<$in" or die "Cannot open $in\n";

while (<IN>) {
    chomp;
    next if ($header++==1);
    my $line = $_;
       $line =~ s/þ//gi;
       
    my @data = split(/$delim/,$line);
    
    my $start = $data[0];
       $start =~ s/þ//gi;
       
    my $end   = $data[1];
       $end   =~ s/þ//gi;
    
    my $snum  = $start;
       $snum  =~ s/[^0-9]+//gi;
       
    my $enum  = $end;
       $enum  =~ s/[^0-9]+//gi;
    
    my $pref  = $end;
       $pref  =~ s/[0-9]+//gi;
       
    my $pages = $enum - $snum +1;
    my $first = 1;
    for (my $i = $snum; $i <= $enum; $i++) {
        my $number = sprintf("%0*d",length($enum),$i);
        #print OUT $pref . $number . "," . $pref.$number . ",$tiffpath
+\\$pref$number.tif,";
        print OUT $pref . $number . "," . $prodvolumename . ",$tiffpat
+h\\$pref$number.tif,";
        if ($first == 1) {
            print OUT "Y,,,$pages\n";
            $first++;
        } else {
            print OUT ",,,\n";
        }
    }
    
}
close(IN);
close(OUT);

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The problem is the image path is not counting the folder in its path from where the tif file coming. EX: if tif is coming from Images/001/test.tif This script outputs Images/test.tif. Could anyone please solve this ASAP?

In reply to Traverse directory backwards based on file by subhash1198

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