..And if I may a second question, how do I output paths with the slash leaning the Windows way?
Instead of doing it yourself, use either "canonpath" from File::Spec 

 ...
 use File::Spec;
 ...
 sub check_file{
  -f && push ... , File::Spec->canonpath($File::Find::name);
 }

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or Path::Tiny 
...
use Path::Tiny;
...
sub check_file{
  -f && push ... , path($File::Find::name)->canonpath});
}

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More so, with -w on your shebag line, no warning as used wouldn't work. You probably want to use warnings; instead.

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In reply to Re: File::Find duplicate question by 2teez
in thread File::Find duplicate question by Anonymous Monk

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