Hi, i have a litle script that opens a txt doc, and looks into each row, and counts the files. It then prints out each rows name, and the count, and it that works fine.
but i want to total the count of all the rows and give me the total at the bottom. I tired using
push (@total, $fileslistcount);
$total = @total;)
to push all the arrays into one sum, but its adding up the total rows of the txt doc, not the sum total of the file counts. how do add the totals to one array and save it so it only prints out once after the loop?
chdir($desktop_dir) or mail ($to = $dllist, $from = $dllist, $subject=
+ "ERROR $desktop_dir $!", $body ="ERROR $desktop_dir $!" );
(@listofdir) = glob "*txt";
foreach my $file (@listofdir){
chdir($desktop_dir) or mail ($to = $dllist, $from = $dllist, $subject=
+ "ERROR $desktop_dir $!", $body ="ERROR $desktop_dir $!" );
open(my $fh, '<:encoding(UTF-8)', $file)or mail ($to = $dllist, $from
+= $dllist, $subject= "error opening $file $!", $body ="ERROR opening
+ to $file $!" );
open FILE, ">> $mastercount" or mail ($to = $dllist, $from = $dllist,
+ $subject= "ERROR opening $mastercount", $body ="ERROR opening $mast
+ercount" );
while (my $row = <$fh>) {#2
chomp $row;
foreach ($row) {
chdir ($row)or mail ($to = $dllist, $from = $dllist, $subject=
+ "error opening $row", $body ="ERROR opening to $row" );
if ( -e "Thumbs.db") {
unlink ("Thumbs.db") or print "thumbs.db $!\n";
};
(@fileslist) = glob "*{jpg,gif,psd,png,tif,tiff}";
my $fileslistcount = @fileslist;
push (@total, $fileslistcount);
$total = @total;
if ($fileslistcount > 0){
print "total files in $row:$fileslistcount\n";
}
else
{
# print "not enought files to count\n";
}
}
}
print "total files in $total\n";
};
close FILE;
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