I have a list, in a file, of files which i need to find the full path of How can i do this usin File::Find::Name I can find all the files with an givern extention and i can find 1 file but can't figure out how to feed File::Find::Name from a list This is as far as my thinking ets. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use File::Find;


my @directories = (".", "I:\\Temp\\");
my @foundfiles;
print "Please drag error list \n\t\t";
chop($jpglist=<STDIN>);

open (JPG, "$jpglist") || die "can't open JPG";
@jpeg = <JPG>;
close(JPG);

foreach $line(@jpeg);
{
find( sub { push @foundfiles, $File::Find::name if /$line/ }, @directo
+ries );

open (OUT, ">>I:\\temp\\Outlist.txt") || die "can't open jpgfiles";
print OUT join("\n",@foundfiles), "\n";
close(OUT);
}

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Thanks Oh Holly ones!!

In reply to feed File::Find::Name from a list by HeadScratcher

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