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by Aristotle (5147)

Is that missing something? Unless I misinterpret the intent, shouldn’t there be a call that reads a directory’s content somewhere?

And wouldn’t a do {} block do in place of the outer sub{}->()? You’re not passing any parameters (which is when that bit of voodoo is useful), after all.
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  by rjbs (4671)
  
  A "do" would be better, yes. The something to read the directory content is apparently being eaten by slashcode/html. After the grep is "$_[0]*" in a diamond glob operator.
  
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    by Aristotle (5147)
    
    Ah. Try using <ecode></ecode> tags for blocks of code, or otherwise, use < for literal opening angle brackets.
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      by rjbs (4671) on 2005.06.09 15:50 (#41022) Homepage Journal
      
      Aha! Yes, thanks. I don't know why I forgot to use ecode!
      
      I should probably just use File::Find, but I like this silly hack.
      
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