May I suggest, for those who might not have linux, the following code, which will generate html link pages by genre and model name.

Please feel free to add html / body etc tags of the non compliance upsets you. Hmmm, I'm already thinking there should be a use cgi in there somewhere. Enjoy. 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
$|++;

my %files;
foreach my $file_name (glob "RESULTS/*") {
  my ($top_level, $model_name) = ($file_name =~ m/RESULTS\/(.*?)_(.*?)
+_.*$/);
  $top_level =~ s/^9/199/ or $top_level =~ s/^0/200/;
  $files{$top_level}{$model_name}{$file_name} = 1;
  $files{$model_name}{'all'}{$file_name} = 1;
}

-d 'HTML' or mkdir 'HTML' or die "mkdir HTML: $!";

open INDEX, ">HTML\\index.html";
foreach my $top_level (sort keys %files) {
  print INDEX qq|<a href="./index_$top_level.html">$top_level</a><br/>
+\n|;
  open TOP_INDEX, ">HTML\\index_$top_level.html";
  foreach my $model_name (sort keys %{$files{$top_level}}) {
    open MODEL_INDEX, ">HTML\\index_${top_level}_${model_name}.html";
    my $image_count = 0;
    foreach my $file_name (sort keys %{$files{$top_level}{$model_name}
+}) {
      $image_count++;
      print MODEL_INDEX qq|<img src="../$file_name"><br/>\n|;
    }
    print TOP_INDEX qq|<a href="./index_${top_level}_${model_name}.htm
+l">$model_name ($image_count)</a><br/>\n|;
  }
}

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In reply to Re^2: Swimsuits2004 by reasonablekeith
in thread Swimsuits2004 by zentara

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