Hi Guys,
I've been working with perl all day, maybe im not thinking right but could you guys tell the mistake i made
        $path=`cd`;
    print $path;
    
    my %files = Recurse(["$path"], 
    {
        match => '\.', nomatch => ''
    }); 

    foreach (sort keys %files) 
    { 
        print;
                foreach (@{ $files{"$_"} }) 
        { 
            $files=$_;
            my $fullname="$dirs"."\\"."$files";
            print $fullname;
        }        
    }

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Here's the error message: Unsuccessful stat on filename containing newline at C:/Perl/lib/File/Find.pm lin e 608.
Thanks

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