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U:/TEMP/TEMP/A/Test01.txt U:/TEMP/TEMP/C/Test03.txt U:/TEMP/TEMP/B/Test02.txt
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; ... { print "$t : $address{$t} : ", glob ("$address{$t}/Test*"), "\n"; }
A : U:/TEMP/TEMP/A : U:/TEMP/TEMP/A/Test01.txt C : U:/TEMP/TEMP/C : U:/TEMP/TEMP/C/Test03.txt B : U:/TEMP/TEMP/B : U:/TEMP/TEMP/B/Test02.txt
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; ... my $file = glob ("$address{$t}/Test*"); print "$t : $address{$t} : $file, \n"; }
A : U:/TEMP/TEMP/A : U:/TEMP/TEMP/A/Test01.txt, Use of uninitialized value $file in concatenation (.) or string at ... + line 15. C : U:/TEMP/TEMP/C : , B : U:/TEMP/TEMP/B : U:/TEMP/TEMP/B/Test02.txt,
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