Update: See ikegami's reply for a working solution :)

Here is one way to get just the subdirectories of the current directory (using File::Slurp, grep and -d), then run your command in each dir (using chdir and system): 

use strict;
use warnings;

use File::Slurp qw(read_dir);
my @dirs = grep { -d } read_dir('./');
for (@dirs) {
    chdir $_;
    system '/somepath/foo.exe';
}

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If you want to run it in all directories recursively, then find or File::Find would be appropriate.

You should be specific about the problem you are having. Why doesn't it work for you?

You should choose a more meaningful title for your question, like: "Problem running command in subdirectories.".

In reply to Re: trouble with a simple script by toolic
in thread problem running executable in subdirectories by apollo

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