This is perl 5, version 14, subversion 2 (v5.14.2) built for x86_64-linux

use strict;
use warnings;
use 5.010;

use File::Find qw/find/;

my @all;
my @insub;
my @outsub;
my $dir = 'static';

find sub {
    my $f = $File::Find::name;
    push @all, $f;
    return if -d $f;
    push @insub, $f;
}, $dir;

@outsub = grep {!-d} @all;

my $all_count = @all;
my $insub_count = @insub;
my $outsub_count = @outsub;

say 'all_count = ', $all_count;
say 'insub_count = ', $insub_count;
say 'outsub_count = ', $outsub_count;

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$dir should be set to a directory that has a little bit of depth to it.

What I expect is that $insub_count should match $outsub_count. What I get is $insub_count matching $all_count;

all_count = 436
insub_count = 436
outsub_count = 408

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If you change the sense of the test in the sub to

return if ! -d $f

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$insub_count becomes 0!

Similar bizarre behavior occurs with -f.

In reply to Problem with -d inside find sub by randian

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