the output should be run as follows ./generate.pl -prjroot "/home/rpsa/DEMO/space" -outdir "/home/rpsa/html_output" -mapfile "/home/rpsa/DEMO/mapfile.txt So the input file that is mapfile as follows: 
PROJECT:DCMS_DEMO:prj1
BLOCK:de_top:blk1
BLOCK:new_block2:blk2
BLOCK:test:blk3
CHECKLIST:Block_DV:checklist1
CHECKLIST:Block_Physical_design_checklist:checklist2
CHECKLIST:CAD_checklist:checklist3
CHECKLIST:DFT:checklist4
CHECKLIST:Formality_DCT_Vs_ICC:checklist5
CHECKLIST:Formality_RTL_Vs_DCT:checklist6
CHECKLIST:FrontEnd_Design_Checklist:checklist7
CHECKLIST:Fullchip_Physical_design_checklist:checklist8
CHECKLIST:ICC_DPMHV_Checklist:checklist9
CHECKLIST:ICC_L2_Checklist:checklist10
CHECKLIST:ICC_Top_level_Checklist:checklist11
CHECKLIST:Overall_DV:checklist12
CHECKLIST:Power_analysis_checklist:checklist13
CHECKLIST:Synthesis_L2_checklist:checklist14
CHECKLIST:Timing_analysis_checklist:checklist15
CHECKLIST:checklist_tmp:checklist17
CHECKLIST:synthesis:checklist16
CHECKLIST:test:checklist18
CHECKLIST:test_copy_checklist:checklist19

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In reply to Re^4: Unable to rename the contents of the file using perl? by finddata
in thread Unable to rename the contents of the file using perl? by finddata

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