How attached are you to this function? (is it homework)

See Re^2: getting picky with File::Find::Rule less typing find/rule 

#!/usr/bin/perl --
use strict;
use warnings;
use Path::Tiny qw/ path /;
use File::Find::Rule qw/ find rule /;

path('gonetoday')->remove_tree;
path($_)->touchpath for qw{
    gonetoday/a/hi.html
    gonetoday/a/a.html
    gonetoday/a/b.html
    gonetoday/b/bye.html
    gonetoday/b/a.html
    gonetoday/b/b.html
};

print "$_\n" for find( file => in => 'gonetoday' );
print "and no beee\n";

my $nobaby = rule( directory => name =>[ 'b', ], qw/ prune discard /);
my $yeshtml = rule( file => name => qr/\.html/i );
print "$_\n" for rule()->or( $nobaby, $yeshtml )->in( 'gonetoday');


path('gonetoday')->remove_tree;
__END__
gonetoday/a/a.html
gonetoday/a/b.html
gonetoday/a/hi.html
gonetoday/b/a.html
gonetoday/b/b.html
gonetoday/b/bye.html
and no beee
gonetoday/a/a.html
gonetoday/a/b.html
gonetoday/a/hi.html

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In reply to Re: Need help with Omitting a directory from this function (file find rule ignore directory ) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Need help with Omitting a directory from this function by gotsilk

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