Following advice here I am using File::Glob's bsd_glob() to grab directory listings. But I now discover that on my Linux 7.3 system both glob() and bsd_glob() ignore dot files (like .bashrc .vimrc etc.). Here's a demo: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
use File::Glob ':glob';

my @ary  = bsd_glob( "/home/dvergin/*" );
#my @ary  = glob( "/home/dvergin/*" );  # same result

print "[$_]\n" for @ary;

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But the files beginning with a dot are not listed. I need them. I'm using the File::Glob module for its handling of spaces in directory names and I am using bsd_glob() following the advice in response to my previous post mentioned above.

How do I get graceful handling of spaces in dir names and glob-ish lists of directory contents that include the dot files?

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In reply to File::Glob Ignores Dot Files by dvergin

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