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File::Stat::Moose - Status info for a file - Moose-based
use File::Stat::Moose; $st = File::Stat::Moose->new( file => '/etc/passwd' ); print "Size: ", $st->size, "\n"; # named attribute print "Blocks: ". $st->[12], "\n"; # numbered attribute
This class provides methods that returns status info for a file. It is the OO-style version of stat/lstat functions. It also throws an exception immediately after error is occurred.
By default, the class does not export its symbols.
Imports stat and/or lstat functions.
use File::Stat::Moose 'stat', 'lstat';
Imports all available symbols.
use File::Stat::Moose ':all';
Thrown whether a methods is called with wrong arguments.
Thrown whether an IO error is occurred.
Contains the file for check. The attribute can hold file name or file handler or IO object.
If the value is true and the file for check is symlink, then follows it than checking the symlink itself.
On Win32 stat in perlfunc needs to open the file to determine the link count and update attributes that may have been changed through hard links. If the sloppy is set to true value, stat in perlfunc speeds up by not performing this operation.
By default the accessors might be avoided for performance reason. This optimization can be disabled if the attribute is set to true value.
ID of device containing file. If this value and following has no meaning on the platform, it will contain undefined value.
inode number.
Unix mode for file.
Number of hard links.
User ID of owner.
Group ID of owner.
Device ID (if special file).
Total size, in bytes.
Time of last access as DateTime object.
Time of last modification as DateTime object.
Time of last status change as DateTime object.
Block size for filesystem I/O.
Number of blocks allocated.
If File::Stat::Moose object is dereferenced as array it returns an array
with the same order of values as in stat in perlfunc or lstat in perlfunc
functions. Attributes atime, ctime and mtime are returned as number
values (Unix timestamp).
$st = File::Stat::Moose->new( file => '/etc/passwd' ); @st = @$st;
Creates the File::Stat::Moose object and calls update method.
If the file is symlink and the follow is true, it will check the file that it refers to. If the follow is false, it will check the symlink itself.
$st = File::Stat::Moose->new( file => '/etc/cdrom', follow => 1 ); print "Device: ", $st->rdev, "\n"; # check real device, not symlink
The object is dereferenced in array context to the array reference which contains the same values as stat in perlfunc function output.
$st = File::Stat::Moose->new( file => '/etc/passwd' ); print "Size: ", $st->size, "\n"; # object's attribute print "Size: ", $st->[7], "\n"; # array dereference
Updates all attributes which represent status of file.
Calls stat in perlfunc function if follow method is true value or
lstat in perlfunc function otherwise.
Calls stat on given file. If the file is undefined, the $_ variable
is used instead.
If it is called in array context, it returns an array with the same values as
for output of core stat function.
use File::Stat::Moose 'stat'; $_ = '/etc/passwd'; @st = stat; print "Size: $st[7]\n";
If it is called with scalar context, it returns the File::Stat::Moose
object.
use File::Stat::Moose 'stat'; $st = stat '/etc/passwd'; @st = @$st;
It is identical to stat, except that if file is a symbolic link, then
the link itself is checked, not the file that it refers to.
use File::Stat::Moose 'lstat'; @st = lstat '/etc/motd';
stat and lstat functions does not accept special handler _ written
as bareword. You have to use it as a glob reference \*_.
use File::Stat::Moose 'stat'; stat "/etc/passwd"; # set the special filehandle _ @st = stat _; # does not work @st = stat \*_; # ok
The File::Stat::Moose module is 4 times slower than File::stat module and 30 times slower than stat in perlfunc function. The function interface is 1.5 times slower than OO interface. The strict accessors are 2.5 times slower that optimized direct access to hash.
Exception::Base, MooseX::Types::OpenHandle, MooseX::Types::CacheFileHandle, Moose, File::stat, DateTime.
Piotr Roszatycki <dexter@cpan.org>
Copyright (C) 2007, 2008, 2009 by Piotr Roszatycki <dexter@cpan.org>.
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
| File-Stat-Moose documentation | Contained in the File-Stat-Moose distribution. |
#!/usr/bin/perl -c package File::Stat::Moose;
use 5.008; use strict; use warnings FATAL => 'all'; our $VERSION = '0.06'; use Moose; # Additional types use MooseX::Types::OpenHandle; use MooseX::Types::CacheFileHandle; # Run-time Assertions use Test::Assert ':assert'; # TRUE/FALSE use constant::boolean; # atime, ctime, mtime attributes use DateTime; use Scalar::Util 'reftype'; use Exception::Base ( '+ignore_package' => [ __PACKAGE__, qr/^File::Spec(::|$)/, 'Sub::Exporter', qr/^Moose::/, qr/^Class::MOP::/ ], ); use Exception::Argument; use Exception::IO; use overload ( '@{}' => '_deref_array', fallback => TRUE, ); use Sub::Exporter -setup => { exports => [ # Get file status stat => sub { sub (;*) { my $st = __PACKAGE__->new( file => (defined $_[0] ? $_[0] : $_), follow => TRUE, ); return wantarray ? @{ $st } : $st; }; }, # Get link status lstat => sub { sub (;*) { my $st = __PACKAGE__->new( file => (defined $_[0] ? $_[0] : $_), follow => FALSE, ); return wantarray ? @{ $st } : $st; }; }, ], groups => { all => [ qw{ stat lstat } ] }, }; # File which is checked with stat has 'file' => ( is => 'ro', isa => 'Str | FileHandle | CacheFileHandle | OpenHandle', required => TRUE, predicate => 'has_file', ); # Follow symlink or read symlink itself has 'follow' => ( is => 'ro', isa => 'Bool', default => FALSE, ); # Speeds up stat on Win32 has 'sloppy' => ( is => 'ro', isa => 'Bool', default => FALSE, ); # Use accessors rather than direct hash has 'strict_accessors' => ( is => 'rw', isa => 'Bool', default => FALSE, ); { foreach my $attr ( qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size blksize blocks } ) { # Numeric informations about a file has "$attr" => ( is => 'ro', isa => 'Maybe[Int]', writer => "_set_$attr", ); }; }; { foreach my $attr ( qw{ atime mtime ctime } ) { my $reader = "_get_${attr}_epoch"; # Numeric informations about a file (time as unix timestamp) has "_${attr}_epoch" => ( isa => 'Maybe[Int]', reader => $reader, writer => "_set_${attr}_epoch", ); # Time as DateTime object (lazy evaluationed) has "$attr" => ( is => 'ro', isa => 'Maybe[DateTime]', lazy => TRUE, default => sub { defined $_[0]->$reader ? DateTime->from_epoch( epoch => $_[0]->$reader ) : undef }, clearer => "_clear_$attr", predicate => "has_$attr", ); }; }; ## no critic (ProhibitBuiltinHomonyms) ## no critic (RequireArgUnpacking) # Object initialization sub BUILD { my ($self, $params) = @_; assert_not_null($self->file) if ASSERT; $self->_init_stat; return $self; }; # Call stat method sub _init_stat { my ($self) = @_; return $self->stat; }; # Call stat or lstat method sub stat { my $self = shift; Exception::Argument->throw( message => 'Usage: $st->stat()' ) if @_ > 0 or not blessed $self; my $file = $self->file; assert_not_null($file) if ASSERT; # Clear lazy attributes if ($self->strict_accessors) { foreach my $attr (qw{ atime mtime ctime }) { my $clearer = "_clear_$attr"; $self->$clearer; }; } else { delete @{$self}{ qw{ _atime_epoch _mtime_epoch _ctime_epoch } }; }; local ${^WIN32_SLOPPY_STAT} = $self->sloppy; if ($self->follow or (ref $file || '') eq 'GLOB' or (reftype $file || '') eq 'GLOB') { if ($self->strict_accessors) { my %stat; @stat{ qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size atime mtime ctime blksize blocks } } = map { defined $_ && $_ eq '' ? undef : $_ } CORE::stat $file or Exception::IO->throw( message => 'Cannot stat' ); foreach my $attr (qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size blksize blocks }) { my $writer = "_set_$attr"; $self->$writer( $stat{$attr} ); }; foreach my $attr (qw{ atime mtime ctime }) { my $writer = "_set_${attr}_epoch"; $self->$writer( $stat{$attr} ); }; } else { @{$self}{ qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size _atime_epoch _mtime_epoch _ctime_epoch blksize blocks } } = map { defined $_ && $_ eq '' ? undef : $_ } CORE::stat $file or Exception::IO->throw( message => 'Cannot stat' ); }; } else { no warnings 'io'; # lstat() on filehandle if ($self->strict_accessors) { my %stat; @stat{ qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size atime mtime ctime blksize blocks } } = map { defined $_ && $_ eq '' ? undef : $_ } CORE::lstat $file or Exception::IO->throw( message => 'Cannot stat' ); foreach my $attr (qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size blksize blocks }) { my $writer = "_set_$attr"; $self->$writer( $stat{$attr} ); }; foreach my $attr (qw{ atime mtime ctime }) { my $writer = "_set_${attr}_epoch"; $self->$writer( $stat{$attr} ); }; } else { @{$self}{ qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size _atime_epoch _mtime_epoch _ctime_epoch blksize blocks } } = map { defined $_ && $_ eq '' ? undef : $_ } CORE::lstat $file or Exception::IO->throw( message => 'Cannot stat' ); }; }; return $self; }; # Array dereference sub _deref_array { my ($self) = @_; my @stat; if ($self->strict_accessors) { foreach my $attr (qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size blksize blocks }) { my $reader = $attr; push @stat, $self->$reader; }; foreach my $attr (qw{ atime mtime ctime }) { my $reader = "_get_${attr}_epoch"; push @stat, $self->$reader; }; } else { @stat = @{$self}{ qw{ dev ino mode nlink uid gid rdev size _atime_epoch _mtime_epoch _ctime_epoch blksize blocks } } }; return \@stat; }; # Module initialization __PACKAGE__->meta->make_immutable(); 1; __END__