Shawn H Corey <shawnhco...@gmail.com> writes:
> File::Find changes the working directory to each subdirectory as it
> processes it. To prevent this, set the no_chdir flag. See `perldoc
> File::Find` for details. http://perldoc.perl.org/File/Find.html
I'm not finding a reference in perldoc File::Find showing how to set
that flag when using the popular notation like the script involved
here.
use File::Find;
find(
sub {
if(bla){
blabla
}
},
@dir
);
There are actually no examples in perldoc File::Find of set no_chdir
spercifically, but the ones I found googling are not being set in a
way I can infer how to do it in the setup below:
find({wanted => sub {print $File::Find::name if -d}
no_chdir => 1}, ".");
That looks like it is similar to what I tried below.
Trying to use the flag like below doesn't seem to work... or at least
the relative dirs coming in are still causing `uninitialized value'
warnings. But if this looks like it out to set no_chdir, then its
probably some other problem... I haven't seen the root of yet.
find(
sub {
if(bla){
blabla
}
no_chdir => 1;
},
@dir
);
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