++pg for headspin value ! This code does run on linux , a small mod to &wanted to make it symlink safe(r)

if (($_ ne ".") && ($_ ne "..") && (! -l $_)) {

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However when the hash is unrolled, the first key is null, and keys are generated all the way down to the actual search base.

eg: running this script on  /usr/local/html/users/me
returns
VAR1='' => { 
    'usr'=> { 
        'local' => {
             'html' => {
                'me' => {
etc,etc. Before the real search begins.

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So to accomodate for that we can change the assignment to @elements

@elements = split("/" , substr($File::Find::name, length($ARGV[0])));

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Obviously that shift @ARGV had to be replaced with $ARGV[0] , which might be better done assigning to a (heaven forefend) global.

'b'x2 || ! 'b'x2

In reply to Re: Re: Everybody loves not using File::Find by submersible_toaster
in thread Everybody loves not using File::Find by submersible_toaster

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