Hi,
Thank you the above posted script worked.

You're welcome

Hi,
Below is my final script that I am working on. But I am facing some problem here. The thing is at the end of the script I am invoking an application to process my image by using fits.bat -i and using fits.bat -o to capture the output but the output file which I am mentioning is getting overwrited by the files. In detail file 1 is being processed and output is going into output.txt next file2 is being processed and the output.txt gets overwrited by the file2 output and so on.... Finally the output.txt has onluy the output of the last file instead of all the files. Is there a way i can overcome this.



#!/usr/local/bin/perl

use File::Find ;

# Get the directory from the command line # or use the default directory

$search = shift || 'C:\Documents and Settings\user\Desktop\IMD025350802' ;

# Get an array of all subdirectories
find sub { push @dirs, $File::Find::name if -d }, $search ;

for $dir ( @dirs ) {
opendir $dh, $dir or do { warn "Cannot open '$dir' $!" ; next ; } ;

opendir( DIR, "$dir" ) ;
@files = grep( /\.jpg$/, readdir( DIR ) ) ;
closedir( DIR ) ;

foreach $file ( @files ) {
print "$dir/$file\n" ;

@args = ("C:\\Documents and settings\\user\\My Documents\\Downloads\\fits-0.4.2\\fits-0.4.2\\FITS.BAT", "-i", "$dir/$file","C:\\Documents and settings\\user\\My Documents\\Downloads\\fits-0.4.2\\fits-0.4.2\\FITS.BAT", "-o", "C:\\Documents and Settings\\user\\Desktop\\output\\out.txt");

system( @args ) == 0 or die "system @args failed: $?";

}
}

Hi,
The problem is solved. Created a logfilename variable and passed my file variable to it.

Thanks,

You're the same user right? I think you should mark this as solved if that's the case.

Hi,
I am not the same user. It was a small confusion and was solved with the help of administrators.

Hi,

@user_28:If user_28 and New_user_perl are _not_ the same user how is it possible you (user_28) decides that this thread is solved? It was started by New_user_perl.......

I have my doubts, but you seem to have convinced the moderator.

Not the, a moderator (or Jeremy).


I find the story not overly plausible. Two friends
using the same machine to solve the same issue?


Cheers,
Tink

Hi,

I always thought you are The moderator

Seriously: Should this really be a moderator?
You seem to be the moderator that handled/(un)locked this and the other thread. A moderator sounds general and impersonal in this case, the moderator points to the one handling these threads.

English is not my first language so please correct me if I'm wrong.