The program that calls the previously shown code is: 

#! perl -w scipt

# The previously shown code is within 20_October_2004_K.pl

use strict;
use warnings;

use File::Slurp;

for (;;)
{
       foreach my $job (read_dir("G:/PUB_HLTH/Perl_program/DSR_calcula
+tion/20_October_2004/Input"))
       {
     next unless $job =~ /(.{1,20})\.txt$/;
     
     my $job_out;
     my $job_new_name;
     
     if ($job =~ /(.{1,20})\.txt$/){
       $job_new_name = $1.".ran";
       $job_out = $1."_out.txt";
       #print $1.".out\n";
     }
     
     U:/2004_2005/Development/Perl_development/20_October_2004/Output>

     system "perl 20_October_2004_K.pl  G:/Directory_path/Input/$job G
+:/Directory_path/Output/$job_out";

     rename "G:/Directory_path/Input/$job", "G:/Directory_path/Input/$
+job_new_name" or warn $!;
          
       }
       sleep 5;
}

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