(I once wrote a perl script for this, but it only functioned if I copied each file to some other destination.)
Now I just RTFM and found these beautiful scripts in the Perl Cookbook, p. 323:
##################################################
##
## Type alle the names and paths of the files within a folder tree:
##
##################################################
use File::Find;
@ARGV = qw(.) unless @ARGV;
find sub { print $File::Find::name, -d && '/', "\n" }, @ARGV;
#################### E N D ########################
and
################################################## ## ## Find the biggest file within a folder tree: ## ################################################## use File::Find; @ARGV = qw(.) unless @ARGV; my ($saved_size, $saved_name) = (-1, '');
sub biggest { return unless -f && -s _ > $saved_size; $saved_size = -s _; $saved_name = $File::Find::name; } find (\&biggest, @ARGV); print "Biggest file $saved_name in @ARGV has $saved_size bytes length.\n"; #################### E N D ########################
Now again my question: Can someone add some lines, so I can do search-and-replace within each file?
TIA, Detlef Lindenthal