hi monks, can any one help me actually i am having some set of directories like batch1, batch2 etc and in each directory they is some number of text files like file1.txt, file2.txt etc. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";
$parval="stat1_val";
if($parval eq "stat1_val"){
       print "<b>Statistics of RUNS</b>";
       my $var ;
       my $buffer=$ENV{'QUERY_STRING'};
       my($path1,$filename)=split('#',$buffer);
       print "$path1 and $filename\n";
       print "<html><head><body><form name=frm1>";
       for my $path ( grep -d, </var/www/directory/*> ) {
               my($first,$second,$third,$directory,$batches)=split('/'
+,$path);
               my($ss,$ss1)=split('batch',$path);
               print "<div id=$ss1 name=file><li><a href=?$path#$var o
+nClick='oncli();'>$ss1 $batches</a></li></div>";
       }
       my @var=`ls -f $path1| grep '.txt\$'`;
       foreach $var(@var){
               $var=~s/\s+//g;
               print qq{<div id=siva><li><a href=# onclick="javascript
+:window.open('readfile.pl?$path1/$var','To Read theText
 File','width=500,height=600')"> $i $var</a></li></div>};
       }
       print "</form></body></html>";
}

my program output is like this

 1 batch1
 2 batch2
 3 batch3
 4 batch4
 5 batch5
 file2.txt
 file5.txt
 file1.txt
 file3.txt

but i need it in the following format

 1 batch1
    file2.txt
    file5.txt
    file1.txt
    file3.txt
 2 batch2
 3 batch3
 4 batch4
 5 batch5

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Thanks in advance

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