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Re^2: Time modulesby mikejones (Scribe) |
on Feb 24, 2009 at 18:44 UTC ( [id://746072]=note: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
I think Time::Progress is what I need or something similar. I am playing with it now. To answer your questions, IDK for sure.
I am using File::Find on some small and some very large filesystems, 30Gb for example. I could use the Unix time binary to give me total time elapsed. The units would be the number of files to look at for a specified size in any one filesystem I could adjust the expected time, something solid is ideal but "something" is desired, maybe a rough estimate??? The interface for times lapsed and time to completed is OK to look like nothing fancy. Does min and max represent seconds here ? $timer->attr( min => 0, max => 100 ). Is the for loop here used just for the printing of #s? CPAN does not say:
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