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Also, it looks like you don't have strict enabled. You should. It will save you hours and hours of work.

One of the easiest ways to debug a chunk of code is to insert some print or warn statements. Try modifying your code as follows: 

   
    
    @INFFiles = `dir /b $filespec`;

    use Data::Dumper;
    warn "GETTING FILES "    
     warn Dumper \@INFiles;
 
    foreach $infFile (@INFFiles)
    {
        warn "PROCESSING $infFile";

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You will be able to see what values are being used for @INFiles.


TGI says moo

In reply to Re: Please help me by TGI
in thread Please help me by mtrasp

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