NAME

CTK::File - Files and direcries working

VERSION

Version 1.71

SYNOPSIS

    $c->fjoin(
            -in     => catdir($DATADIR,'in'),  # Source directory
            -out    => catdir($DATADIR,'out'), # Destination directory (for joined file)
            -list   => qr/txt$/, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
            -fout   => 'foo.txt', # Output file name
        );

    $c->fsplit(
            -in     => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'in'),  # Source directory (big files)
            -out    => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'out'), # Destination directory (splitted files)
            -n      => 100, # Lines count
            -format => '[FILENAME]_%03d.[FILEEXT]', # Format
            -list   => qr//, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
        );

    $c->fcopy(
            -in     => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'in'),  # Source directory (source files)
            -out    => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'out'), # Destination directory
            -format => '[FILE].copy', # Format
            -list   => qr//, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
        );

    $c->fmv(
            -in     => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'in'),  # Source directory (source files)
            -out    => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'out'), # Destination directory
            -format => '[FILE].copy', # Format
            -list   => qr//, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
        );

    $c->frm(
            -in     => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'in'), # Source directory (source files)
            -list   => qr//, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
        );

DESCRIPTION

KEYS

FILE

Path and filename

FILENAME

Filename only

FILEEXT

File extension only

COUNT

Current number of file in sequence (for fcopy and fmove methods)

Gor fsplit method please use perl mask %i

Time

Current time value (time())

NOTES

For copying paths: use File::Copy::Recursive qw(dircopy dirmove);

For TEMP dirs/files working: use File::Temp qw/tempfile tempdir/;

METHODS

fjoin

    $c->fjoin(
            -in     => catdir($DATADIR,'in'),  # Source directory
            -out    => catdir($DATADIR,'out'), # Destination directory (for joined file)
            -list   => qr/txt$/, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
            -fout   => 'foo.txt', # Output file name
        );

Join group of files (by mask from source directory) to one big file (concatenate). File writes to destination directory by output file name (fout)

    perl -MCTK::File -e "CTK::File::fjoin(-cmdmode=>1, -mask=>qr/txt$/, -fout => 'foo.txt')" -- *

This is new features, added since CTK 1.18.

fsplit

    $c->fsplit(
            -in     => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'in'),  # Source directory (big files)
            -out    => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'out'), # Destination directory (splitted files)
            -n      => 100, # Lines count
            -format => '[FILENAME]_%03d.[FILEEXT]', # Format
            -list   => qr//, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
        );

Split group of files to parts

fcopy, fcp

    $c->fcopy(
            -in     => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'in'),  # Source directory (source files)
            -out    => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'out'), # Destination directory
            -format => '[FILE].copy', # Format
            -list   => qr//, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
        );

Copying files from the source directory to the destination directory

fmove, fmv

    $c->fmv(
            -in     => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'in'),  # Source directory (source files)
            -out    => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'out'), # Destination directory
            -format => '[FILE].copy', # Format
            -list   => qr//, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
        );

Moving files from the source directory to the destination directory

fdelete, fdel, frm

    $c->frm(
            -in     => CTK::catfile($CTK::DATADIR,'in'), # Source directory (source files)
            -list   => qr//, # Source mask (regular expression, filename or ArrayRef of files)
        );

Deleting files from the source directory

AUTHOR

Sergey Lepenkov (Serz Minus) http://www.serzik.com <minus@mail333.com>

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 1998-2017 D&D Corporation. All Rights Reserved

LICENSE

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms and conditions as Perl itself.

This program is distributed under the GNU LGPL v3 (GNU Lesser General Public License version 3).

See LICENSE file

cpanm CTK

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install CTK