I'm running this code

use strict;

my $dir = "c:\\params";

opendir DIR, $dir or die $!;

foreach my $file (readdir(DIR)){
    unless(-d $file){
       print $file;
       my @stats = lstat ($file);
    
       print "\t\$stat = $stats[7]\n";
    }
    
}

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And get this

AMRO    $stat = 
DATE CATEGORY    $stat = 
NEON    $stat = 
PARAMIN.pm    $stat = 1137
SMSL    $stat = 
SMSREPSMEMIDCTOTS10.TXT    $stat = 
SMSREPSMEMIDCTOTS11.TXT    $stat = 
SMSREPSMEMIDCTOTS12.TXT    $stat = 
SMSREPSMEMIDCTOTS13.TXT    $stat = 
SMSREPSMEMIDCTOTS14.TXT    $stat = 
tp1.pl    $stat = 247

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Which has 2 errors no stats for the TXT files and NEON and SMSL are directories but . and .. are filtered out.

Anyone seem this at all

In reply to Re^2: no size with stat and lstat in windows by Scarborough
in thread no size with stat and lstat in windows by Scarborough

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