Hello all, I'm trying to lc all files and subdirectorys w/n a path. This so far 
opendir(DIR, $path);
@files = readdir(DIR);
closedir(DIR);

$ct = 0;
foreach $fname (@files)
  {
  if($fname eq ".") { print "Skipped \"$fname\"\n"; next; }   # skip t
+he
current dir
  if($fname eq "..") { print "Skipped \"$fname\"\n"; next; }   # skip 
+the
parent dir
  if(`-d $fname`) # dir find
    {
    print "DIRECTORY: $fname\n";
    next;
    }
  my $newfname = lc($fname);
#  if(rename($fname, $newfname))
#    { print "Changed $fname to $newfname\n"; }
  print "FILE[$ct]: \"$fname\" \"$newfname\"\n";
  $ct++;
  }

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Output: 
Skipped "."
Skipped ".."
FILE[0]: "AUTORUN.INF" "autorun.inf"
FILE[1]: "COPYRGHT.HTM" "copyrght.htm"
FILE[2]: "CREDITS.HTM" "credits.htm"
FILE[3]: "INDEX.HTM" "index.htm"
FILE[4]: "LOADING.HTM" "loading.htm"
FILE[5]: "NETRESULTS.BAT" "netresults.bat"
FILE[6]: "Network Trash Folder" "network trash folder"
FILE[7]: "RUN_ME.SH" "run_me.sh"
FILE[8]: "SE32.EXE" "se32.exe"
FILE[9]: "index.html" "index.html"
FILE[10]: "private" "private"
FILE[11]: "smbusers" "smbusers"
FILE[12]: "GIFS" "gifs"

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Notes: Plus i want to rename the current and every dir/file w/n... It's better than renaming all 3200 files...

Enjoy

Edited by japhy -- please reserve <code>...</code> tags for actual code

In reply to Renaming Sub Dir/Files. by JoeCool

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