Hello Monks

I am using the following code to check whether the files in directory
ending with .Z or .tar or .zip and take only those files into
array. Though there are files ending with .Z or .tar
when I run the script it says there are no files...
I am unable to figure out the error in if condition 
use strict;
use File::Path;
use File::Find;

my $dir="/home/testing";
my @dir = ($dir);
my @srcfiles;
find(\&srcfind, @dir);
find(\&srcfind, @dir);
sub srcfind {
    my $file = $File::Find::name;
   if ( -f $file && $file =~ /\.Z$/ || $file =~ /\.zip$/ || $file =~ /
+\.tar$/ ){
      push (@srcfiles, $file);
    }
}
if(@srcfiles){
   print "There are some files\n";
}else{
   print "There are no files \n";
}

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Thanks & Regards
Sridhar

In reply to FindFiles error in condition by mantra2006

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