Hello Monks
I was scanning for directory for a file name...the file can be
uppercase or lowercase or mixed (upper and lower)..
to tackle i am changing the search criteria to upper case
and search where as in folder its either lower case
or mixed filenames and search is failing how to tackle
this problem any help in this greatly appreciated.
Please find below code which I am using... 
    my @directory = ("C:\Testing");
    my $srcfile;
    my @sourcefiles;
    $datfile = uc(test_file_name.dat);
    find(\&sourcefind, @directory);
    sub sourcefind {
        open(FL, $File::Find::name);
        $sourcefile = $_ if -f and /$datfile/ ; 
        close(FL);
    }
the program has to find successful match if the filename is following
Case 1 : test_file_name.dat (all lower case)
Case 2 : TEST_FILE_NAME.DAT (all upper case)
Case 3 : Test_File_Name.dat (Mixed)

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Thanks & Regards
Sridhar

In reply to File::Find problem by mantra2006

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