I have the code below that I am attempting to use to show me what file in a particular directory has been added. Instead of showing me the added file, it just prints the dir name when a file is added. How do I go about printing the name of the actual file that was changed? Thank you. 
use File::Monitor;

my $monitor = File::Monitor->new();
my $path="c:\\temp";


# Watch a directory
$monitor->watch( {
    name        => $path,
    recurse     => 1,
    callback    => {
        files_created => sub {
            my ($name, $event, $change) = @_;
              # Do stuff
        }
    }
} );



# First scan just finds out about the monitored files. No changes
# will be reported.
$monitor->scan;

# Later perform a scan and gather any changes
while ($path) {
  @new_files = $monitor->scan;
  for my $file ( @new_files ) {
      print $file->name, " created\n";
  }
  sleep 1;
}

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