Hello ytjPerl,

It looks fellow Monks have answered your question. I can not resist to post another suggestion with one of my favourite modules File::Find::Rule. Sample of code and implementation on one of the multiple questions on the forum Pick up specific file name. But it has so many more possibilities than what I just mentioned.

Why I propose this module? Well my main reasons, is that you can use multiple regex to get any kind of file(s) you want, you can search on multiple directories recursively and also that you can define the depth of search.

Hope this helps, BR.

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In reply to Re: print out certain extension files by thanos1983
in thread print out certain extension files by ytjPerl

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