In addition to the other comments above, I would like to make the following two small additional comments:

  1. There is a great potential for an endless recursive loop to be established if your program processes a symbolic link to a directory higher in the directory tree - This is a common trap that File::Find-like subroutines get caught by. To correct this, simply add a negative test for symbolic link with your -d test. ie.

    if (-d $dir && !-l _) {

    ...

};

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  2. And less importantly, the sort by_lc readdir(DIR) block in the op_dir subroutine could more easily be written as thus:

    foreach (sort { lc($a) cmp lc($b) } readdir(DIR)) {
    push (@dir, "$dir\/$_") if (m/$non_include/);
};

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Ooohhh, Rob no beer function well without!

In reply to Re: Dir Structure Print out by rob_au
in thread Dir Structure Print out by jclovs

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