What you want to start with is perlman:-X, which describes a series of functions for testing file/directory types. These can be used with $_ which will be set to the current filename, and the directory will be chdired to the appropriate place to use it. $File::Find::name (the full path) and $_ can then be used with common string operations to find if the file/directory name suits your conditions.

Here is a possible starting point I put together: 

find(
  sub {
    if (-d $_) {
      if (/^questionable/) {
        dir_func_1($File::Find::name);
      }
      elsif (/-(\d{6}-\d{6})$/) {
        dir_func_2($_,$1);
      }
#     Uncomment following line to prevent furthur recursion.
#     $File::Find::prune = 1;
    }
    else {  # you may want furthur tests before assuming good file
      file_func($_);
    }
  }, $intdir);

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Updated: Changed chmod to chdir, stupid me

In reply to Re: File::Find Question by repson
in thread File::Find Question by Tuna

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