Name
SPVM::File::Find - Find Files in Subdirectories
Description
File::Find class in SPVM has methods to find files in subdirectories.
Warnings:
Many tests are not written yet. This class has many bugs.
Usage
use File::Find;
my $top_dir = "lib";
File::Find->new->find(method : void ($info : File::Find::Info) {
my $file_name = $info->name;
}, $top_dir);Gets file names:
use File::Find;
use StringList;
my $top_dir = "lib";
my $files_list = StringList->new;
File::Find->new->find([$files_list : StringList] method : void ($info : File::Find::Info) {
my $file_name = $info->name;
$files_list->push($file_name);
}, $top_dir);
my $files = $files_list->to_array;Fields
follow
has follow : ro byte;
Causes symbolic links to be followed.
See "follow" in File::Find option for details.
warn
has warn : ro byte;
If the value of this field is a true value and a system call such as stat, lstat, opendir fails or infinite loops are detected, prints a warning message to stderr.
Class Methods
new
static method new : File::Find ($options : object[] = undef);
Creates a new File::Find object given the options $options, and returns the new object.
Options:
follow
follow : Int = 0Set "follow" field to this value.
warn
warn : Int = 0Set "warn" field to this value.
Instance Methods
find
method find : void ($cb : File::Find::Callback, $dir : string);
Iterates each file recursively under the $dir and calls the callback $cb by the file.
Note:
If a symbolic link points to a directory that has already been processed, the files within that directory are skipped to prevent infinite loops.
See Also
Porting
SPVM::File::Find is a Perl's File::Find porting to SPVM.
Repository
Author
Yuki Kimoto kimoto.yuki@gmail.com
Copyright & License
Copyright (c) 2023 Yuki Kimoto
MIT License