If pathlist is given as @ARGV[0], how to get all the files present in that pathlist. For example: 1) C:\ - All Files in the root directory 2) C:\* - All files on entire volume. 3) C:\directoryname\ - All files in directoryname. 4) C:\directoryname\* - All files in directoryname and its subdirectories.

I got the following tool from user = blazar to get the files for the mentioned directory  perl -MFile::Find -le "find { no_chdir =>1, wanted => sub {print} }, @ARGV" C:\temp\ but it gives everything in that directory as well as in subdirectories. Is there any way to mention depth ? What I mean is, if I give c:\temp, it should only show me the directories and files in that directory and not under the its subdirectories.  perl -MFile::Find -le "find { no_chdir =>1, wanted => sub {print} }, @ARGV" C:\temp\
Thanks.

In reply to To retrieve all files according to given path list by devlele

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