You could have just one subroutine to return all the information 
#!perl
use strict;
use Cwd;
use File::Basename;

my $FileInfoName = $0; # this script
my $hashref = info($FileInfoName);

for my $key ( sort keys %$hashref){
  print "$key : ".$hashref->{$key}." \n";
}

sub info {
  my $filename = shift;
  my ($name,$path,$ext) = fileparse($filename,'\..*');
  my @stat = stat($filename);
  my %info = (
    'Filename' => $name,
    'Path'     => $path,
    'Ext'      => $ext,
    'Bytes'    => $stat[7],
    'Modified' => scalar localtime ($stat[9]),
  );
  
  open FH,'<',$filename or die "$!";
  my @lines = <FH>;
  close FH;
  $info{'Lines'}    = scalar @lines;
  $info{'Contents'} = join '',@lines;
   
  return \%info;
}

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In reply to Re: Subroutines....return directory file is in and return contents in array by poj
in thread Subroutines....return directory file is in and return contents in array by csorrentini

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