I am attempting to create a no-frills way to get the directory size of all data within a give directory. I wish to go one step under the given directory for totals. For example, say I have the following directory tree (on Windows) under c:\temp:
c:\temp
 -dir1
  --some_file1
  --some_file2
 -dir2
  --some_file1
  --some file2
  --DIR_A
   ---some_file1
   ---some_file2
   ---DIR_B
    ----some_file

For the above, I am looking for output similar to:
dir1 = {size of dir1 and everything under it including contents of all subdirectories}
dir2 = {size of dir2 and everything under it including contents of all subdirectories}

I don't need totals for DIR_A and DIR_B as their totals should already be included in the total for dir2.

Here is the code I have so far:
use File::Find;
my $dir = @ARGV[0];
find(\&do_dir, $dir);
my %hash;
sub do_dir {
 my $size = -s ($File::Find::name);
 my $dir = ($File::Find::dir);
 $hash{($File::Find::dir)} += -s ($File::Find::name);
}
foreach (keys %hash) {
  print "DIR $_ = $hash{$_}\n";
}

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As you can see, I don't know how to limit it to just totaling one directory down?

In reply to Directory size 1 level deep by Anonymous Monk

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