My Goal is to push the following into an array.For some reason when I print the data in the array,nothing is getting printed.Can anyone advise what should I change in the below code to make it happen?

1.All files with .lib/.lib.*(with .lib,.lib.1,.lib.2... ) extension 2.Files with name serport,serport_d 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 
use strict;  
use warnings; 
use File::Find;
use Getopt::Long;
my %options=();
my @libs;
my %seen;
#getopt("b",\%options);
GetOptions (\%options, 'data=s') or die("\nERROR:Invalid Option\n");

find(sub {
       push @libs, "$_\n" if -f && /\.lib$ && serport && serport_d/ &&
+ !$seen{$_}++;
}, "$options{data}");


            for my $file (@libs)
                {
                    print "\n$file";

                }

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In reply to Data not getting stored in an array by Anonymous Monk

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