Hi ap3k!

I don't want to give you a simple code-solution, but an idea how to work this out:
use opendir()/readdir() to get the files in that dir (or File::Find), then open a file, split() the line so that you get the content in $var1...$varN (in an array if you not sure how much it will be).
Then just use unlink() once you've read in the file.

Depending on what you want to do with the data once it's all read in, I would suggest you to use a hash with filenames or something and then have the content in arrays in each element .

good luck!

giant

In reply to Re: Pick Up Files and put contents into variables by kodo
in thread Pick Up Files and put contents into variables by ap3k

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