#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use File::Find;

find(\&dir_explorer, "/home/gw/A/S/d");

sub dir_explorer
{
    my $entry = $_;

    if (-d $entry) {
       $dir=$entry;
       open(FILE, "> $dir") or die "Can not open $dir with permission 
+for writing: $!\n";
       close(FILE); 
    };
    
    if (-f $entry) {
       open(FILE, ">> $dir") or die "Can not open $dir: $!\n";
       print FILE "$file\n";
       close(FILE);
    };     
};

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Hi, at first i am a beginner. So i am so sorry,if my questions seem to be stupid. I have some questions: - 1.if-command: open(FILE, "> $dir") doesn`t create a text-file with the name of the visited directory. How can I solve this problem. - 2.if-command: I want to write the files, which are in the directory in the text-file (which carries the name of the directory). thanks for your help

In reply to Some problems with my code - Help... by star7

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