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Perl » File » file read

Reading the contents of a directory: change to that directory and then use the glob command


     



# @list = glob(expression);



# The expression needs to be a shell-style wildcard, such as *.pl for all file names ending in .pl.



#!/usr/bin/perl -w



@list = glob("*.pl");



print ".pl files: @list";

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