What am I doing wrong? I'm trying to grab all the directories that don't begin with _<somestuff>, but I don't seem to be filtering right: 
my @subdir = File::Find::Rule
                  ->directory
                ->not_name('*_vti_*','*_templates*','*_themes*','*_ove
+rlay*','*_borders*')
                  ->in($webpages);

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I've also tried this, which didn't do much better: 
my @subdir = File::Find::Rule
                  ->directory 
                  ->not_name(qr/\Q_vti_\E/,qr/\Q_templates\E/,qr/\Q_th
+emes\E/,qr/\Q_overlay\E/,qr/\Q_borders\E/)
                  ->in($webpages);

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Now, when I was just trying to filter out one of those directories, the latter worked. But multiple ones don't seem to.

update (broquaint): title change (was File::Find::Rule)

In reply to Issues with File::Find::Rule 'not_name' rule by annie

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