Re^4: Using Image::Size

I used the following code with the right path:

@files = glob '/home/kmarshall/public_html/images/KYX/Eta Class/*.{jpg
+,JPG}';

use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper(\@files);
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This gave me the following: $VAR1 = '/home/kmarshall/public_html/images/KYX/Eta' ;

It is important to note that the last directory in the out put is only "Eta" and not "Eta Class" like the code specified. I am not sure what this means.

Thanks,
Kyle

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Re^5: Using Image::Size by Tanktalus (Canon) on Sep 24, 2005 at 15:04 UTC
It means that having spaces in your filenames is a very, very bad idea. Now I see why you need to use opendir/readdir/closedir. This was very relevant information that you omitted in your original post that led towards a suboptimal suggestion from me. My first recommendation is to remove the space. Either chop it out or change it to underscore. That will simplify your life in many ways. The next suggestion is to switch to using File::Glob::bsd_glob. You can do that by changing your @files line to: `use File::Glob qw(:glob); @files = bsd_glob '/home/kmarshall/public_html/images/KYX/Eta Class/*. +{jpg,JPG}';` [download] The difference between glob and bsd_glob is that glob first splits on spaces and then calls bsd_glob for each item. bsd_glob will treat its parameter as a single glob to be dealt with - so the space doesn't have any meaning other than a character in the file name.	[reply] [d/l]
Re^6: Using Image::Size by kmarshall (Novice) on Sep 24, 2005 at 16:37 UTC
That worked great! It now displays all of the filenames with the dimensions. Thank you so much for you help. I am sorry that I was doing some things wrong, like I said, I am new to Perl. Thanks again, Kyle	[reply]