I currently read a directory and add the total files in the directory into $numfiles. I would now like to IGNORE any files in the directory that DO NOT have a DIGIT in the file name... I want to only count the files with DIGITS in the file name...

Current code: 

opendir DIR, "$config{'basepath'}$key" or &oops("Category directory $k
+ey could not be opened.");
        readdir DIR;readdir DIR;
        
        my $numfiles = scalar @{[readdir DIR]};
        closedir DIR;

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I appreciate everyone's last response to my perl problem... I'm stuck on where to compare /d on this one.

______SysAdm

In reply to Counting only certain files... by SysAdm

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