You should read the documentation for those modules first as they cover pretty much everything you need to know about working with files and directories for simple day-to-day tasks. The File() and Dir() subroutines are used to create Badger::Filesystem::File and Badger::Filesystem::Directory objects. My $dir = Dir('/path/to/directory') # Badger::Filesystem::Directory My $file = File('/path/to/file') # Badger::Filesystem::File If you're looking for an easy way to access and manipulate files and directories, then all you need to know to get started is this: use Badger::Filesystem 'File Dir' This is the documentation for the Badger::Filesystem module. $dir = $fs->dir('/path/to/directory') INTRODUCTION You can also create Badger::Filesystem objects. $path = FS->path('/path/to/file/or/dir') # 'FS' is an alias for 'Badger::Filesystem' 4 lzy ppl lk me $dir = Badger::Filesystem->dir('/path/to/directory') $file = Badger::Filesystem->file('/path/to/file') $path = Badger::Filesystem->path('/path/to/file/or/dir') # we'll just show native paths from now on for brevity These constructor functions are simply shortcuts to Badger::Filesystem class methods.

$dir = Directory('path', 'to', 'directory') $dir = Directory('/path/to/directory') # long name $dir = Dir('/path/to/directory') # short name # create Badger::Filesystem::Path/File/Directory objects using # Cwd return it as a Badger::Filesystem::Directory object # cwd returns current working directory as text string, Use Badger::Filesystem 'cwd :types' # same thing use Badger::Filesystem 'cwd Cwd Path File Dir Directory' The Badger::Filesystem module defines a number of importable constructor functions for creating objects that represents files, directories and generic paths in a filesystem. dir_child($path) / directory_child($path)īadger::Filesystem - filesystem functionality SYNOPSIS.dir_children($dir, $all) / directory_children($dir, $all).read_dir($dir, $all) / read_directory($dir, $all).open_dir($path) / open_directory($path).delete_dir($path) / delete_directory($path) / rmdir($path).create_dir($path) / create_directory($path) / mkdir($path).write_file($path, append_file($path, copy_file($from, $to, %params).dir_exists($path) / directory_exists($path)./ collapse_dir($dir) / collapse_directory($dir).split_dir($dir) / split_directory($dir).

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