Gosh, kevbot, I try to be done making mistakes for one thread, so I hope that we can address this last one. Indeed, in my write-up I did conflate perl's mkdir with Path::Tiny's mkpath method. When one uses the latter in list context, one can build subsequent paths with it:


  my @dirs = path( $current, $to, $ts, $base_dir )->mkpath;
  say "dirs are @dirs";
  foreach my $pchild ( $pop_from->children ) {
    my $base = $pchild->basename;
    say "base is $base";
    my $to_name = path( @dirs, $base );

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I didn't find all that many examples for using Path::Tiny out there, so let's hope that others get something out of this.

In reply to Re^7: shedding a bash wrapper and updating to Path::Tiny by Aldebaran
in thread shedding a bash wrapper and updating to Path::Tiny by Aldebaran

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