in reply to deleting directories
You don't need to list directories by redirecting output of system to a file and reading it - use glob. Here's what you can do:
That's supposed to move to the vorking directory, get the list of the subdirectories, and delete everything but the last 5. Assuming you have them properly named, those last 5 directories are what you wanna see untouched.use strict; use warnings; use File::Glob; my @dirs; chdir "C:/builds/Vnet/crm"; for (glob("*")) {push @dirs, $_ if -d;} remove \1, $dirs[$_] for (0..$#dirs-5);
Note: I never dealt with remove so I'm not sure if it works as you want it to... I tested it with print statement and it worked fine...
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