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8.109. File::stat
Provides the same file status
information as the Perl functions stat and
lstat. Exports two functions that return
File::stat objects. The objects have methods that return the
equivalent fields from the Unix stat(2) call:
Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
dev | Device number of filesystem |
ino | Inode number |
mode | File mode |
nlink | Number of links to the file |
uid | Numeric user ID of owner |
gid | Numeric group ID of owner |
rdev | Device identifier |
size | Size of file, in bytes |
atime | Last access time |
mtime | Last modified time |
ctime | Inode change time |
blksize | Preferred blocksize for filesystem I/O |
blocks | Number of blocks allocated |
importing the fields into your namespace with the :FIELDS import tag
and then accessing them by prepending st_ to the
field name (e.g., $st_mode). Here are examples of
doing it both ways:
use File::stat;
$stats = stat($file);
print $stats->uid;
print $st_uid;
| lstat |
lstat (file)
Returns the same information as stat, but if
file is a symbolic link, returns the
status information for the link.
| stat |
stat (file)
Returns status information for the file or filehandle pointed to by
file. If fileis a symbolic link, returns the information for the file that the
link points to.
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| 8.108. File::Spec::Win32 |  | 8.110. File::Temp |
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