But hopefully someone is able to crush these 700 something lines of code down some.

That somebody is you, write the next line 

my @devflash = (
    'temp/dev_flash000',
    'temp/dev_flash001',
    'temp/dev_flash002',
    'temp/dev_flash003',
    'temp/dev_flash004',
    'temp/dev_flash005',
    'temp/dev_flash006',
    'temp/dev_flash007',
    'temp/dev_flash008',
    'temp/dev_flash009',
    'temp/dev_flash010',
    'temp/dev_flash011',
    'temp/dev_flash012',
    'temp/dev_flash013',
    'temp/dev_flash014',
    'temp/dev_flash015',
    'temp/dev_flash016',
    'temp/dev_flash017',
    'temp/dev_flash018',
    'temp/dev_flash019',
    'temp/dev_flash020',
    'temp/dev_flash021',
    'temp/dev_flash022',
    'temp/dev_flash023',
    'temp/dev_flash024',
    'temp/dev_flash025',
    'temp/dev_flash026',
    'temp/dev_flash027',
);

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In reply to Re: directories and sub directories and copying or moving hundereds or thousands of files :) by Anonymous Monk
in thread directories and sub directories and copying or moving hundereds or thousands of files :) by james28909

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