Hello Monks, I'm not an expert in Perl but I'm trying very hard to be one. I'm writing this code to copy "*.rtf" files to another directory. I grap these files with an array and then I tried to copy them to C:\Temp but I don't have any success. This is what I have so far.... I'll appreciate your help. 
#! perl -w

use strict;

use File::Find;

use File::Copy;

my $line = 'C:\08\00004DC4.013';

opendir MYDIR, $line or die "Could not opendir $line: $!\n";

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

my @select_files = join($/, grep( /\.rtf$/, @allfiles ));

closedir(MYDIR);

copy("$File::Find::name","C:\\temp\\/$_");


print "Current directory contains " . @files . " files and " .
      @dirs . " directories.\n" ;
 
print join("\n", @allfiles);

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In reply to copy files to another directory by skyler

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