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I have an array with directory names: 
my @codeOutputDirs = (
    "output/$harvester$flavour/layout",
    "output/$harvester$flavour/tabview",
    "output/$harvester$flavour/udw",
    "output/$harvester$flavour/values",
    "output/$harvester$flavour/udw/service",
    "output/$harvester$flavour/udw/cfg"
);

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The variables $harvester and $flavour are passed as parameters on the command line when calling the Perl script.

I want to use a for loop to go through the array and do some stuff like so: 
make_path "output/$harvester$flavour/layout";
unlink glob "output/$harvester$flavour/layout/*.*";

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And this, for each and every element in the array.

For this, I'm using the following Perl-ish (I guess?) way of traversing through each and every element of the array: 
for (@codeOutputDirs) {
    make_path $_;
    unlink glob $_/*.*;
}

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The first command, make_path $_; is fine.
However, the second command has issues when I append /*.* to the default variable $_

Can someone tell me how to accomplish this using the correct syntax? Putting $_ between {} doesn't seem to be the solution.

Best,
--Geert

In reply to Appending /*.* to default Perl variable $_ by geertvc

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