After you guessed, did you check your syntax (perl -c scriptname.pl)?

Unmatched right curly bracket at findfiles.pl line 5, at end of line
syntax error at findfiles.pl line 5, near "}"
findfiles.pl had compilation errors.

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So, adopting the answer from ForgotPasswordAgain above,

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Find;

my $dirphoto = "/home/ww";

my @array;
find(sub { push @array, $File::Find::name }, $dirphoto);

for (@array) { print "$_ \n";}

print "done\n";

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should get the job done.

Note also that using strict and warnings revealed several other issues with your guess; issues they would have helped you correct.

In reply to Re: return an array from File::Find by ww
in thread return an array from File::Find by Anonymous Monk

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