Hi Monks,
I am working on a task to find a pattern as "/v_dialer" in the vob-tag /v_dialer.
Here /v_dialer is a vob database which contains thousands of files and subdirectories,
how can i change the paths of those subdirectories and how can i exmine each files and subdirectory files for
matching "/v_dialer" pattern.Before posting this i go through all the perl doc like as File::Find:name..etc..etc.
those doc only related to show the file name paths which contains "/v_dialer" pattern. 
 command prompt:$ ls -R /v_dialer

./3rdparty/src/gettext-0.14.1/gettext-tools/examples/po:
-----------------------------------------------------------
LINGUAS               gettext-examples.pot  sr.po
Makefile.am           ja.po                 stamp-po
Makefile.in           mmsmallpo.sh          sv.po
af.po                 nl.po                 tr.po
ca.po                 pl.po                 xsmallpot.sh
de.po                 remove-potcdate.sin   zh_CN.po
es.po                 ro.po
fr.po                 sk.po

./3rdparty/lib:
----------------------------------------------------------------------
+---
charset.alias     libcharset.la     libiberty.a       libstdc++.a
gcc               libfl.a           libiberty2.a      libstdc++.la
gettext           libgcc_s.1        libiconv.a        libstdc++.sl
libasprintf.a     libgcc_s.sl       libiconv.la       libstdc++.sl.6
libasprintf.la    libgettextlib.la  libintl.a         libstdc++.sl.6.3
libbfd.a          libgettextpo.a    libintl.la        libsupc++.a
libbfd.la         libgettextpo.la   libopcodes.a      libsupc++.la
libcharset.a      libgettextsrc.la  libopcodes.la     liby.a

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monks waiting for your solutions for this......

In reply to How to find a specific pattern recursively in all the files and subfolder files of a directory . by perladdict

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