Hi There

I moved the stat up before I've modified the path names but I'm still getting a 0 for directory size, and I've found by printing $_ I'm not actually getting the required pattern match IPDLMY\d{8}$/ at times either... I think I'm going to have to resort to not using File::Find in this instance... 

sub all {
    #Unless directory skip.
    return unless -d;
    # Don't recurse past folders matching the pattern.
    $File::Find::prune = 1 if /[IPDLMY]\d{8}$/;
    #How big is it?
    my $fsize = (stat($_))[7];
    print "$fsize\n";
    push @sfiles, $fsize;
    #Replace / with \
    (my $fn = $File::Find::name) =~ tr#/#\\#;
    #Replace gpfs_data with nas\rdds
    $fn =~ s/gpfs_data/nas\\rdds/;
    #Push into the @allpathlisting array any paths matching the patter
+n.
    push @allpathlisting, $fn if /[IPDLMY]\d{8}$/; 
    #print results to the screen, comment this out in production.
    print "$fn\n" if /[IPDLMY]\d{8}$/;

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In reply to Re^2: File::Find stat question by Anonymous Monk
in thread File::Find stat question by Anonymous Monk

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