#! /usr/bin/perl -W
# this program copy all files in a directory
# and deplace them in a new directory if he doesn't exist
# the program creat him...
use strict ;

my($targetDirFull,$targetDir,
   $origDirFull,$origDir,$bit,
   @allThings,$i,$file,@fileIn);
   
$targetDir = 'multimedia';
$targetDirFull = 'C:\target\' ;
$origDirFull = 'C:\Program Files\origin\' ;
#-------------------------------------
#verification that "Target" exist-
#-------------------------------------
unless( chdir('C:\\') ) { print "Error 1..\n" ;}
else { chdir('C:\\'); }
unless (-e $targetDir) {
       print "creating directory \"Target\"...\n";
       mkdir('Target',0777);
}
#################################################################
## openning "origine";take each file and write them in "target" #
#################################################################
opendir(ORIG,$origDirFull) or die("the directory is unavaible !\n") ;
unless(readdir(ORIG)) {
   print "Error 2" ;
}
else {
     print "open $origDirFull ... [OK]\n";
     @allThings = readdir(ORIG);
     if ($allThings[0] eq "") {
         print "the directory is empty ..normal ?\n";
     }
     else {
           print "there's some file in this directory..\nI deplace the
+m\n";
           while($allThings[0] ne "") {
                 $file = pop(@allThings) ;
          open(INPUT,$file) or die ("Error 3\n");
          @fileIn = <INPUT>;
          close(INPUT);
          
          opendir(TARGET,$targetDir."\"") or die ("this computer is an
+ormaly create..\n");
          open(OUTPUT,">".$file) or die ("Error 4\n");
          foreach $bit (@fileIn) {
              print OUTPUT $bit ;
              }
            close(OUTPUT);
            closedir(TARGET);
      }
      }
}

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In fact i've no idea to cut file but i've just tried ! if someone has some ideas..
that many ways to do it (sic !)

In reply to this script normaly deplace files in a directory ! by boby_drack

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