My script will ask for an absolute path and give me all the files and Directories and subdirectories and tell me which are files and which are directories. It then gives statistics at the end. Now I want to change it where it will prompt me for an absolute path AND a specific name to search for.

After I put in the name it should list all the files/directories/subdirectories with the name and give the stats at the end. 
use File::Find qw(finddepth);  #finddepth is a perl reserved word
  die "GIVE DIRECTORY NAME AS AN ARGUMENT\n" unless @ARGV;
  *name = *File::Find::name;
  finddepth \&list, @ARGV;

  sub print2 {
  $LINEMAX=2;  #SETS HOW MANY LINES OF OUTPUT PER C/R
  if(++$line > $LINEMAX) {
  $line=0;
  getc;
  }
  print @_;
  }
  

  if ( !-d )
  {
  print "DIRECTORY NOT FOUND!\n";
  exit(0);
  }
  else
  {
  sub list
  {
  if (!-l && -d _)
  {
  print2;
  $i++;
  print "$name is a DIRECTORY\n";
  }
  else
  {
  $j++;
 print2;
  print "$name\n";  
  }
  }
  $x=$i+$j;
  print "\nDIRECTORY COUNT = $i\n";
  print "FILE COUNT = $j\n";
  print "TOTAL RECORD COUNT = $x\n";
  }

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My last part of the output (I cut out the first 200 lines of output) for this script is:

/Perl/bin/newr/hh.txt.bak
/Perl/bin/newr/scr.pl
/Perl/bin/newr/scr.txt

/Perl/bin/newr/scr.txt.bak
/Perl/bin/newr is a DIRECTORY
/Perl/bin is a DIRECTORY

DIRECTORY COUNT = 3
FILE COUNT = 209
TOTAL RECORD COUNT = 212

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