You need to create titles.txt like this:
dir /s > titles.txt

Then you can work with the code below to put
in the file time/date stamps as you need it.


open(FD1, "<titles.txt") || die "open: $!";
#
while($line1 = <FD1>) {

if ($line1 =~ /Directory/) {
$dirval = $line1;
}

if ($line1 =~ /g1\.jpg/) {
if ($line1 !~ /Directory|<DIR>/) {
$line1 =~ /.{39}(.*)$/;
$filename = $1;
write;
}
}
}
close(FD1);
exit();

format STDOUT =
@<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< @<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
$filename, $dirval
. D:\<snip>>perl mygrep.pl message.jpg1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\images
message.jpg1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\images
editFunding1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\images
funding1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\images
tracking1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\images
viewFunding1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\images
g1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\weirdos
g1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\Personal
wag1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\Internet redesig
staff-org1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\cutouts
training1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\cutouts
winning1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>
free_bg1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\PP 2000
swefbldg1.jpg Directory of S:\<snip>\<snip>grist



In reply to Re: Directory comparison by Anonymous Monk
in thread Directory comparison by maxl90

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