Hello, Dear Monks,

I have make a script to go into some directories and perform some process here. But I think it is too complicated and I would like to use File::Find but I can't see how to apply it to my case ? Could you give me some advice ?

Here is the script (the path for the directories has been tested). 

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

BEGIN {
  open(STDERR, ">stderr.log")
    or die "Failed to open log file";
}

sub process{
# to be completed
}

my @REGS = (LAR30, TYE68, SOK96);
my $reg;
my $date;
my $week;
# $date and $week are determined for each $reg via a hash


foreach $reg(@REGS){

    chdir("../ALL_WEEKS/semaine_${week}") or die;
    chdir("semaine_${week}_TACOT/day_${date}") or die;
    chdir("r_${date}") or die;
    chdir("${reg}") or die ;

        # I do not know how to apply find::file here
    &process{$dir};
}    


close STDERR;

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update : simplification of the script

In reply to how to use file::Find ? by steph_bow

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