I have no idea how to do this, so help would be much appreciated.

:) The idea is to opendir, readdir,open,<>,split, close, closedir using some loops and usefull data strucures.

As data structure is propose a hash withe filenames as keys and arrayrefs as value.

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict; use warnings;

my %files;
my $dir = shift || '.';

opendir DIR,$dir or die "error opeing directory $dir: $!";

while( defined( my $file = readdir DIR ) ){
    my $path = "$dir/$file";
    next unless -f $path;

    open my $fh , '<' , $path or do {
      warn "$file : $! skipping\n";
      next
    };

    $files{$file} = [];

    while(<$fh>){
       
        push @{$files{$file}} , [ split ]

    }
    close $fh;
}

closedir DIR;

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in thread Pick Up Files and put contents into variables by ap3k

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