G'day Aaron,

I wouldn't recommend showing someone, who's "new to perl", experimental features (without clearly pointing out that they are experimental and why you are using them). I'm not sure what born_Today will make of the follow two lines on stderr: 

when is experimental at <script_name> line 10.
when is experimental at <script_name> line 11.

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This code seems overly complicated: 

    while(my $line = <$fd>){
        for($line){
            print    when /Total/;      # print matching lines
            $count++ when /failed/;     # count matching lines
        }
    }

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This may have been better: 

    while (<$fd>) {
        print    if /Total/;      # print matching lines
        $count++ if /failed/;     # count matching lines
    }

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-- Ken

In reply to Re^2: Process multiple files in a directory by kcott
in thread Process multiple files in a directory by born_Today

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