Hi, I am working in Win32 and I want to get the list of file names under the current folder. There will be folders/files within it, folders/sub-folders/files within it. I used the opendir command as follows.

opendir(DIR, $isbn) or print "Can't open $isbn: $! No such job found!"
+;
my @contents = grep /(.+?)/, readdir DIR;
foreach $file ( @contents ) {print "$file\n";}

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But, with this, I get a display of only the folders and not the files/sub-folders under it. I want to get the list of all the files which are present within subfolders in the particular folder. Can anyone help me with the code for this?

In reply to Listing of files in its sub-folders by rsriram

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