Can someone please take a look at the below script to review it for any flaws or suggestions that would make it a rock solid script. You will notice I put another find to compare against the original.
Thanks,
Dave
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#use strict;
use File::Find;
use File::stat;
my @results;
my $ext = "A";
find(\&search, "c:/test");
sub search {
if ($_ =~ m/ACH/ ) {
push @results, [$_, stat($_)->mtime, stat($_)->size];
}
}
@results = sort { $a->[1] <=> $b->[1]} @results;
foreach my $x (@results){
rename ($x->[0], "USB" . $ext);
print $x->[0] . "\t" . localtime($x->[1]) . $x->[0]->size ."\n";
++$ext;
}
my @temp;
find(\&post, "c:/test");
sub post {
if ($_ =~ m/USB/ ) {
push @temp, [$_, stat($_)->mtime];
}
}
foreach my $y (@temp) {
print $y->[0] . "\t" . localtime($y->[1]) . "\n";
}
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