Alternatively, using the File::Find::Rule interface ...

use File::Find::Rule;

my $rule = File::Find::Rule->new;
$rule->any(
    $rule->new
        ->directory
        ->name('winnt')
        ->prune
        ->discard,
    $rule->new
);
while ( my $file = $rule->match ) {

    ..

}

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This module provides an alternate interface to the File::Find module and the code above works by creating a rule set ($rule->any) that matches all files ($rule->new) filtered by a second rule that trims the file path and discards any within the 'winnt' directory ($rule->new->directory->name('winnt')->prune->discard). All files located via this ruleset can then be iterated through within the $rule->match while-loop.

A very nifty module ...

 

In reply to Re: How do you exclude certain folder or directories from a search by rob_au
in thread How do you exclude certain folder or directories from a search by kirk123

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