Salutations, brother monks.

I have just started using Test::Harness, love it. The first thing you have to do, it appears, is push all your test files onto an array so you can runtests(). Rather than do this manually, I am grabbing all the files that end with .t in a directory, using File::Find.

This works, but it seemed rather long. Is there is a more elegant/shorter way to accomplish the same thing? 

use strict;
use Test::Harness;
use File::Find;

my @tests;

my @test_files = get_files('./t');

push @tests, @test_files;
runtests(@tests);

sub get_files {
    my $directory = shift;    
    opendir (DIR, $directory) or die "couldn't open directory: $direct
+ory";
    
    my @myfiles;
    my @directories_to_search = ("$directory");
    
    find( sub { 
        my $name = $File::Find::name;
        if ( $name =~ /\.t$/i ) {
            $name =~ s|\\|/|; # substitute forward slash for back slas
+hes, icky but don't know a better way.
            #print "name: $name\n";
            push @myfiles, $name;
        } 
    }, @directories_to_search);
    return @myfiles;
}

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Update: followup at Re: Testing for Beginners

In reply to Is there a better way to get all the t/.t test files an array? by tphyahoo

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