On 25/02/2012 19:24, Manfred Lotz wrote:
Hi all,
I had a look at remove_tree from File::Path.
Let us say I have a directory: ./a/b/c/d
When I do
remove_tree('./a',
{
verbose => 1
});
I get the following messages:
rmdir d
rmdir c
rmdir b
rmdir ./a
Is there a way to get nice messages like this:
rmdir ./a/b/c/d
rmdir ./a/b/c
rmdir ./a/b
rmdir ./a'
?
Or is there another module which does give nicer messages when deleting
a directory tree?
Hi Manfred
This seems an odd choice on the part of the authors, especially as the
verbose output for *unlinked* files shows the complete path.
All I can suggest is making your own version of the module, simply by
editing all occurrences of "$root" to "$canon" on every line that
contains "if $arg->{verbose}". This is a low-risk strategy as it doesn't
chnage the functionality of the module.
Cheers,
Rob
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