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Hi Pragovnj,

Will there be only one additional source? If so, the easiest way would be to duplicate the code accessing the directory ...

# original part
    my $SRC_DIR      = "EDS/CUCP/SIP";               # put real path h
+ere
    my $DST_DIR      = "EDS/CUCP/SIP";               # put real path h
+ere
    ... all the code working on that directories    
# copy
    $SRC_DIR         = "EDS/CUCP/SIP2";               # put real path 
+here
    $DST_DIR         = "EDS/CUCP/SIP2";               # put real path 
+here
    ... copy of all the code working on that directories
[download]

Of course code duplication is usually a bad idea (if you need to change something, that change needs to be done in all copies), so use it carefully. Especially, if you forsee the requirement to have more than two sources in the future.

HTH, Rata

In reply to Re: To read files from two dir by Ratazong
in thread To read files from two dir by pragovnj

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