in reply to File::Monitor Question

See File::Monitor::Delta sypnosis, like anonymous monk said "-> name" function

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Re^2: File::Monitor Question
by Anonymous Monk on Jan 12, 2012 at 16:38 UTC
    OK, I'm getting closer. I changed the line above of
    print $file->name, " created\n";
    to
    print $file->files_created, " created\n";
    and now it is printing the newly created file. Now I am having a problem getting the name of that file saved as a variable. I'm not experienced enough to understand how this thing works. I thought I could just do this:
    $new_file = $file->files_created
    But that doesn't work. How can I save that to a variable that I can work with?
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      I used: my $file = @{$change->{delta}->{files_created}}[0]; and it worked. BR
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