Hello ,
I'm trying to write a program that would read a delimited file take a file path out the file, search for a word document in the directory and copy it to another directory.
So far, I'm able to parse the file pass the path as a variable and search but it only finds one file. I'm on a Windows environment, so I don't know if commands in UNIX would work as well; I'm sort of limited. I would like to know if you have any suggestions: Here is the code: 
opendir MYDIR, 'H:/' or die $! ;

my @allfiles = grep { $_ ne '.' and $_ ne '..' } readdir MYDIR ;
my @files    = grep { !-d } @allfiles ;
my @dirs     = grep {  -d } @allfiles ;

print "Current directory contains " . @files . " files and " .
      @dirs . " directories.\n" ;

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In reply to Find files and copying to another directory by Skyler99

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