Hello, i'm trying to remove the suffix from a list of filenames. what is the best way to apply the basename module to a list of files.? 
#!/usr/bin/env perl

use Net::FTP;
use File::Copy;
use Mail::Sender;
use Net::SMTP;


my $TIFFfolder = "/Volumes/photorepos/Partners/LTBrands/post/DONE_PSDs
+/";

chdir( $TIFFfolder ) or warn "Cant chdir to $TIFFfolder $!";
my(@TIFFfolder_list) = glob "*.psd";
print "$date $time Removing any Thumbs.db files from $TIFFfolder\n";
if ( -e "Thumbs.db") {
unlink ("Thumbs.db") or warn "thumbs.db is being a pain in the ass: $!
+\n";
}
my $TIFFapproval = @TIFFfolder_list;

foreach $file (@TIFFfolder_list){
my $file = basename (@TIFFfolder_list, ".psd");
print "$file\n";
}

$mail->send(-to=>"$to", -from=>"$from", -subject=>"$subject", -body=>"
+$file", -contenttype=>"text/html");
$mail->bye;

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when i run this the print function will print the same filename for as many times as there are files it globbed, and doesn't make it into my email. LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT LT-AG4437_AH66-FLAT

In reply to using basename on a list of filesnames by flieckster

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