File::Find::Node 0.03

The constructor File::Find::Node->new creates a top level File::Find::Node object for the specified path. The $f->process method takes a reference to a callback function that is called for each item in the traversal. The $f->post_process method takes a reference to a callback function that is called for each directory after it has been traversed. The $f->find method performs the traversal.<br /><br />Callback functions are passed a File::Find::Node object for the item being visited. File::Find::Node provides many useful methods that return information about the item. Other methods allow access to the parent directory object and allow arbitrary data to be stored in objects.<br /><br />SYNOPSIS<br /><br /> use File::Find::Node;<br /> my $f = File::Find::Node->new("path");<br /> $f->process(sub { ... });<br /> $f->post_process(sub { ... });<br /> $f->find;<br />

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Platforms:	*nix, Linux
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