my %files;
sub files_wanted {
  my $raw_file = $File::Find::name;
  if ( -f ) {
    my ($volume,$directories,$file) = File::Spec->splitpath($raw_file)
+; #update from a prior suggestion.
    my $file_size = -s $raw_file;
    push @{$files{"$file ($file_size bytes)"}}, $raw_file;
  }
}

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While you are in the "wanted" subroutine that File::Find::find runs, the full path is in the $File::Find::name variable and the file name only is in the $_ variable so there is no need to use File::Spec->splitpath() to do something that File::Find::find has already done for you.    Also, you are still using stat on the same file twice when it would be more efficient to do it only once.

In reply to Re^3: Find duplicate files with exact same files noted by jwkrahn
in thread Find duplicate files with exact same files noted by Lady_Aleena

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