Hello, I am trying to use the Image::Size module to read images in a directory. If I use this method, it will read the files in the directory of the script: 
     use Image::Size;
     for (glob '*.jpg') {
      my ($x, $y) = imgsize($_);
      print "$_: xsize = $x, ysize = $y<BR>\n";
     }

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However, my images are in multiple directories and it is not working when I try to use the script like this: 
     opendir(DIR,"../images/dir/name");
      @files = readdir(DIR);
     close(DIR);

     use Image::Size;
     for(@files) {
      if ($_ =~ /.*.*\..*/) {
       if ($_ =~ /.jpg/ || $_ =~ /.JPG/) {
        my ($x, $y) = imgsize($_);
        print "$_:  x=$x, y=$y<BR>\n";
       }
      }
     }

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I am not sure what I am doing wrong, but if anyone could help me, I would much appreciate it. Thanks in advance, Kyle

In reply to Using Image::Size by kmarshall

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