my @Dir = ReadDirectory ("dirName", "\.html");

for my $file (@Dir) {
  open (InFile, "<$file");
  #.....................
  close (InFile);
}


sub ReadDirectory {

  my $DirName = shift;
  my $FilePattern = shift;

  opendir (DIR, $DirName) or die "can not opendir $DirName: $!\n";
  my @DirListing = readdir(DIR);
  closedir (DIR) or die "can not closedir $DirName: $!\n";

  if ($DirName eq '.') {$DirName = ''}
  else {$DirName .= '\\'}

  my @Dir = ();
  for my $file (@DirListing) {
    if ($file =~ /$FilePattern/) {
      push @Dir, "$DirName$file";
    }
  }

  return @Dir;

} # (sub ReadDirectiry)

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