You may find File::Find helps clean up the logic:

use strict; use warnings; use File::Find; my @matches = (qr(.*\.pl$), qr(.*\.pm$)); find(sub{wanted ($_, @matches)}, '.'); sub wanted { my ($name, @m) = @_; print "$File::Find::name\n" if grep {$name =~ /$_/} @m; }

Prints (on my system - your results will be different):

./noname1.pl ./noname1.pm ./noname2.pl ./noname2.pm ./SortaIniParser.pm ./StarTrek.pl ./Win32/FileVersionInfo.pm ./Win32/PEFile.pm

You can replace the grep {$name =~ /$_/} @m test with whatever suits your purpose.

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In reply to Re: How to Pass more than one file in perl MY function by GrandFather
in thread How to Pass more than one file in perl MY function by prad001

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