If you're using a version of File::Find that supports pre- and postprocess hooks (>= Perl 5.6, IIRC) then you can do something like...

#!perl -l # TESTED WITH v5.6.1 (MSWin32-x86-multi-thread) ONLY! require 5.006; use strict; use File::Find 'find'; my $INDENT_DELIM = ' '; my $DEPTH = 0; find( { wanted => \&wanted, preprocess => \&pre, postprocess => \&post, }, @ARGV ? @ARGV : "." ); sub pre { print indent( '<li id="folder">' . $_ . '</li>' ); print indent( '<ul>' ); $DEPTH++; @_; } sub post { $DEPTH--; print indent( '</ul>' ); } sub wanted { return if -d; print indent( '<li>' . $_ . '</li>' ); } sub indent { return $INDENT_DELIM x $DEPTH . $_[0]; }

    --k.



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