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NAME
FTS - Perl extension for File Traversing System
IMPORTANT NOTE!
This module is depcrecated and no longer actively maintained, except for some maintenance. It is kept on CPAN for backwards compatibility. You should look at File::Find::Object instead, which is more complete and more actively maintained.
SYNOPSIS
use File::FTS;
my $fts = new File::FTS("/usr/local");
while (my $file = $fts->Dive) {
print "$file\n";
}
DESCRIPTION
This is similar to File::Find, but works non recursively. Symbolic links to directories are skipped.
Inspired by the BSD fts library.
FUNCTIONS
my $fts = File::FTS->new($dir)
Constructs a new File::FTS object that operates on the directory $dir.
my $file = $fts->Dive()
Returns the next file.
AUTHOR
Original Author: Ariel Brosh, http://search.cpan.org/author/SCHOP/ (Ariel has unexpectdly passed away and this module has been adopted by others)
Current Maintainer: Shlomi Fish, http://search.cpan.org/author/SHLOMIF/
SEE ALSO
perl(1), File::Find, fts(3), File::Find::Object.
LICENSE
This module did not contain any license information when I inherited it from its deceased author. According to my interpretation it is licensed according to the terms of perl5 itself.