Thanks Grandfather! It works nicely. I am doing some testing on it right now.

There's a point in the directory (where I go higher up in directory) where I see this messageBad index while coercing array into hash

What's a good way to handle that message?

Output:

$ ./tst-loopthrough2.pl --dir /work/eng
Bad index while coercing array into hash at ./tst-loopthrough2.pl line
+ 101.
$ ./tst-loopthrough2.pl --dir /work/eng/feeds
Directory: /work/eng/feeds
Directory: /work/eng/feeds/customer_care
$ ./tst-loopthrough2.pl --dir /work/eng/feeds/customer_care
Directory: /work/eng/feeds/customer_care
Directory: /work/eng/feeds/customer_care/abc
Directory: /work/eng/feeds/customer_care/def
Directory: /work/eng/feeds/customer_care/test
$ ./tst-loopthrough2.pl --dir /work/eng/feeds/customer_care/test
Filename: /work/eng/feeds/customer_care/test/q_data_20111023.dat
    Size: 379085
Directory: /work/eng/feeds/customer_care/test

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In reply to Re^4: Setting up conditional check for printing out keys from array/hash ref by JaeDre619
in thread Setting up conditional check for printing out keys from array/hash ref by JaeDre619

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