Hi Monks,

I have to read the directory and fetch the txt file and match the name (partial_pressps_report), if the file name contains (partial_pressps_report$i) $i(1 or 2 or 3) then ($i) should be incremented and printed

use strict;
use warnings;
my $topdir = 'D:/PGN/ELSEVIER/FNS/1(1)/press';
opendir(HU, "$topdir");
my @files = grep(/\.txt$|.TXT$/,readdir(HU));
closedir(HU);
my $ucount = 0;
foreach(@files)
{
my $frame = $files[$ucount];
if($frame =~m#^partial_pressps_report#gs)
{
my $frameu = my $frame;
}
else
{
print "$frame";
}

$ucount++;
}

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Thanks,

W. Ahmed

In reply to name of the last file by basheer

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