just a wee snippet .. 
sub handle_dir
{
  my $d = shift;
  my $sd = shift || '';
  my @all = ();

  opendir (DIR, $d) or die "Broken!";
  while (defined(my $file = readdir(DIR))) { push @all, $file; }

  chdir ($d);

  foreach my $file (@all)
  {
    next if $file =~ /^\.$/;
    next if $file =~ /^\.\.$/;
    my $fp = $d . "\\" . $file;

    if ($file =~ /htm$/i) { &handle_html ($fp); }
    if (-d $file) { &handle_dir ($fp); }

    chdir($d);
  }

  chdir("..");
}

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Just a qwik copy & paste .. scuse errors/ommissions the 'qif;

In reply to Re: recurse directories and sub-directories by zuqif
in thread recurse directories and sub-directories by Anonymous Monk

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