Check out File::Find. Way easier than rolling your own.

my $dir = "/cdw/home_dir/s006258";
my @dirs;
my @files;
sub do_stuff {
  if ( -d $_ ) {
    push @dirs, $File::Find::name;
  } else {
    push @files, $File::Find::name;
  }
}

find(\&do_stuff, $dir);

foreach my $name (@dirs, @files)
{
  print FILE $name, "\n" if -d $name or -T $name;
}

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Warning: completely untested.

Update: I had the wrong case on the $File::Find::name variable. Fixed.

In reply to Re: List all Dirs, subdirs and files by Tanktalus
in thread List all Dirs, subdirs and files by Anonymous Monk

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