Ruby help, please.

[NewOne]

I have a directory tree some like this:
C:\MyDir
-SubDir1/SubDir1.txt
-SubDir2/SubDir2.txt
-SubDir3/SubDir3.txt

As you see, in each directory I have a ".txt" file with same name as directory which contains it. What I want is to parse each fie in each directory, but I want to eliminate "." and ".." because there is not a "..txt" or "...txt" file, and my algorithm searches for it.

path = 'C;\MyDir'	
dirList = Dir.entries(path)

dirList.each do |dir|

	file_name = dir+'.txt'
	file_path = File.join(path, file_name)
	file = File.open(file_path, 'r')
	
		f.each_line do |line|
		puts line
		end
end

In this state, the interpreter gives me this error: (eval):1258:ininitialize': No such file or directory - C:\MyDir/..txt`
And I totally agree with it

[TIG]

This will cope with files in a folder or its sub-folders...
It avoids the ./.. files...

  path='C;\MyDir'
  Dir.foreach(path){|f|
    if f=='.' or f=='..'
      ### skip ./..
    elsif File.directory?(path+"/"+f)
      Dir.foreach(path+"/"+f){|ff|
        if ff=='.' or ff=='..'
          ### skip ./..
        else ###==file inside the sub-folder...
          ### maybe do stuff to File(path+"/"+f+"/"+ff)
          ### e.g. "if ff=~/\.txt$/ do this"... pseudo-coded !!!
        end#if
      }
      ### maybe do stuff to Dir(path+"/"+f)
    else ###==file inside the folder
      ### maybe do stuff to File(path+"/"+f)
    end#if
  }