Hi fellow monks,

> I'm trying to use the following piece of code to get all files in a given directory. What I would like to achieve now is to output the files in THE SAME ORDER as "ls -R" would do.
@DirArray should hold the directories. %Songs the files in a given subdir.
The Problem is, that the contents of @DirArray doesn't have the same order as an "ls -R" output would have. The Information about the directory sequence is lost (I suppose it's because file::find sorts by inodes).

Is there any possibility to use file::find here or do I have to write my own implementation of it?

any hints appreciated,

Bjoern 

my %option = ();
my %Songs =();
my @DirArray;
my $DirIndex==0;
my $CurrentDir;
my $Artist;
my $Index=1;

getopts("d:", \%option);
sub produce_array {
  if (-d $_) { 
    $CurrentDir=$_;
    $DirArray[$DirIndex]=$_;
    $DirIndex++;
    };
  if (-f $_) {
    push (@{$Songs{$CurrentDir}},$_);
    };
  }

find (\&produce_array, $option{d});

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In reply to file::find and ordered output by Bjoern

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