Hint #1: Note that fs.DirEntry.Name() only contains the final component of
the path: https://golang.org/pkg/io/fs/#DirEntry.
Hint #2: Note that fs.WalkDirFunc()'s first argument is the full path to
the directory entry: https://golang.org/pkg/io/fs/#WalkDirFunc. See the
example for the older fs.Wal
Hi Kurt - many thanks. I got it - I switched it to pass in the var 'p'
instead of info.Name() and it works.
Adam
On Mon, 10 May 2021 at 04:19, Kurtis Rader wrote:
> Hint #1: Note that fs.DirEntry.Name() only contains the final component
> of the path: https://golang.org/pkg/io/fs/#DirEntry.
>
>
hi Adam,
you call ReadDir with the file name and not with the full path or the
path relative to your current working directory. that means you will try
to read the dir with path "BigZoom" two times. the WalkDirFunc passes a
path argument that concatenates the path prefix with the dir entry nam
I'm trying to come up with a fairly small script to find a directory and
then list the contents of a given directory name.
The filestructure is thus:
/root/1/1
/root/1/2
/root/1/BigZoom
/root/1/BigZoom/1
/root/2/1
/root/2/2
/root/2/BigZoom
/root/2/BigZoom/1
I want to find any file in a directo
