I run the following code where $directory contains a directory with subdirs:

opendir DIR, $directory;
for my $dir (readdir DIR) {
    if (-d $dir) {
        print "Found directory: ", $dir, "\n";
        push @directories, $dir;
    }
}
closedir DIR;

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But it doesn't print out any of the subdir names, any ideas why?

Inside each of these directories there will be other dirs that each contain a single text file (so format is /dir/dir/file). I'd like to create a HoA for storing the structure - which is the best way to go about doing this? I'd like to avoid overkill (no file::find) since this will only have 2 level of directories - suggestions? Thanks.

In reply to Directory Recursion Disorder by Anonymous Monk

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