$fcount return the number of files very nicely, but I couldn't see how I can return the number of folders.
If I use the code supplied by
bbfu
my $file_count = $folder->Files()->Count();
my $folder_count = $folder->SubFolders()->Count();
my $total = $file_count + $folder_count;
print "$file_count $folder_count $total \n";
the results are not accurate because it only scans the top level of the path supplied!
Do I need to recurs into every sub folder to get the number of folders or is there away that I can obtain the total number of folders (folders + subfolders) with this method?,...I am sure there is but the results I am getting are inaccurate....Your help is highly appreciated now I am so near finishing this thing off for good.
Thanks Guys
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