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Comments:
<0> Sorry I couldn't help, FireFly19 :(
<1> If I'm using File::Find and am inside the subroutine, could I reference the current File::Find::dir as a Filehandle/
<1> ?
<1> I can't open the File::Find::dir into a filehandle, as it's already open...
<1> zeich heil!
<1> :D
<1> lol
<2> gunten tag
<1> hehe
<1> how's things?
<2> good good
<2> or as well as circumstances allow, yea
<1> nice
<1> I've got a prob...I posted it just b4 u came in.
<1> Reckon you could give me a hand?
<2> possibly..
<1> If I'm using File::Find and am inside the subroutine, could I reference the current File::Find::dir as a Filehandle?
<1> I can't open the File::Find::dir into a filehandle, as it's already open...
<2> um
<2> well, modules.. blah
<2> I dunno
<1> fair enough
<2> I'm not a person to rely on them to do the work for me
<1> I'm still googling for it, so I'll see if i can rustle something up
<2> so, I've not dealt with that one, much less many others..
<2> I kinda prefer to just write what I need, as I need it
<1> nor am i, usually, but it's a standard module...and I've already started with it.
<2> typically, I'd look up opendir() and readdir()
<2> is, my own approach, but.. I tend to like to do things my way
<2> and because of
<2> I've no idea about that module, so I do apologize
<2> I wont be able to be of any real help
<3> FireFly19, using regular expression to compare
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