Here is probably what you are looking for. 
my $CurrentDir="."; # Or "Sanjay";
opendir DH, "." or die "failed to readdir $CurrentDir: $!";

while($temp = readdir(DH))  {
     print "$temp\n";
   if ($temp eq "." or $temp eq ".." or -d $temp){
      next; # Do not open . or ..
   }
   open FILE, "$CurrentDir/$temp" or die "failed to open file $temp:$!
+\n";
   print "pass";
   while(<FILE>) {
         print "sucess: $_";
   }
}

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Normally - I would not code this way - this is written to help you get past initial roadblocks.

UPDATE: Changed while(<$temp>) to while(<FILE>).
This makes more sense, and is probably what you were trying to do.

Also, as merlyn says, the "opendir" and "while($temp=readdir..." can be replaced with : 

while (glob "$CurrentDir/*"){
  $temp = $_;
  # Remainder of the code is the same.

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     "For every complex problem, there is a simple answer ... and it is wrong." --H.L. Mencken

In reply to Re: How do I read the contents of each file in a directory? by NetWallah
in thread How do I read the contents of each file in a directory? by sanjaysingh

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