Hello, After adding the code proposed I get the following:

$ perl parseXML.pl "D:\Perl-Implementaion\ParseXM
L\test"
cwd = /cygdrive/D/Perl-Implementaion/ParseXML
files:
$VAR1 = [
          "bb.xml",
          "bbCopy.xml"
        ];
bb.xml
className= org.argouml.uml.cognitive.critics.CrClassMustBeAbstract
methodName= predicate2(Object,Designer)
bbCopy.xml
Could not create file parser context for file "bbCopy.xml": No such fi
+le or dire
ctory at parseXML.pl line 37
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You see both files are there. By the way I do not "ls". To get the files in a directory I have the following in the beginning of my script:

use XML::LibXML;

$ARGV[0] || die; 

$path=$ARGV[0];
 
# open the designated directory
opendir(DIR, $path);
@files = grep(/\.xml$/,readdir(DIR));
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Thanks for helping me.

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