I need help debuging this code. I received a variable call $fixed_path. this path containes a directories and subdirectory which I search for a RTF file. It is not working now. for example H:\08\00004D04.009 Is there any way that anyone could take a look at the code and let me know what is missing to make it work?? 
use File::Find;
use File::Copy;

sub find_copy_rename {

my @dir = $fixed_path; 

my @get_directory = substr($fixed_path,-12);

my $get_each_directory = @get_directory;

my $dir = @dir;

my $current_path = 'C:\\temp\\';

if ($File::Find::dir ne $dir)
    {
        $File::Find::prune = 1;
        return 0;
    }

    return 0 if ($_ !~ /\.rtf$/);

    copy($File::Find::name, $current_path.$_) or die "Failed to copy $
+_: $!\n";
    return 1;
}

find(\&process_files, $dir);

my @process_file = &process_files;

my $get_files = grep { !-d } @process_file;
 
  foreach my $get_files (@process_file) {

       my $newfile = $get_files;

       $newfile =~ s/\$mrn.$get_each_directory.'.'.rtf$/word1.rtf/;

  if (-e $newfile) {
       warn "can't rename $get_files to $newfile: $newfile exists\n";
    } elsif (rename "$newdir/$get_files", "$newdir/$newfile") {
      print "file was renamed to $newfile\n"
    } else {
      warn "rename $get_files to $newfile failed: $!\n";
    }
 }

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In reply to Find, copy & rename by skyler

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