Hi,

I'm really doing something obviuously wrong. I'd like to go through files in directory sorted by date and print agte in days and hours for each of them.

I have: 
open FILES1, "ls *|" or die "Can not run ls $!\n";
while (<FILES1>) {
    my $time1=time();
    my $mtime = (stat ($_))[9] or die "Stat problem on $_: $!\n"; 
    my $age_hours=($time1 - $mtime) / 3600 ;
    my $age_days= $age_hours/24;
    print "Got time $mtime hours: $age_hours  days: $age_days \n";
}

close FILES1;

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I get error of no such file on stat call...
What is wrong ?

Thanks,

Robert.

In reply to Strange problem with stat by Anonymous Monk

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