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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting perl script related /tmp directory Post 302231191 by Smiling Dragon on Monday 1st of September 2008 09:33:49 PM
Old 09-01-2008
Java

Here's some pseudocode (perl style) to help get you started:
Code:
my %data;
open(LS,"find /tmp -type f -ls | awk '{ print %1,$5,$8,$9,$10 }' |") || die "cannont run find $!";
while (<LS>) {
  if (/(\d+) (\w+) (.+)/) {
    $size=$1;
    $user=$2;
    $date=$3;
    $data{$user}{"size"}+=$size;
    if (is_later_than($data{$user}{"date"},$date)) {
      $data{$user}{"date"}=$date;
    }
  }
}
foreach $user(sort(keys %data)) {
  print "$user used $data{$user}{"size"}, last accessed $data{$user}{"date"}\n";
}

Note that this is a mix of perl and pseudocode, you'll need to fill in the blanks before it will actually run.
 

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build-lives-rfx-plugin(1)				      General Commands Manual					 build-lives-rfx-plugin(1)

NAME
build-lives-rfx-plugin - builds rendered effects for LiVES SYNOPSIS
build-lives-rfx-plugin script_name [plugin_dir] -get section file DESCRIPTION
This perl script is used by LiVES to compile an RFX (rendered effect) plugin for LiVES. It is generally called from build-lives-rfx-plugin- multi for a script which has a language code representing LiVES-perl. The script_name must be the full (absolute) path to the plugin script, and plugin_dir can be used to specify the output directory where the compiled plugin should be generated. If plugin_dir is not defined then /tmp is assumed. The second variant with -get is used to print out a script section from a plugin script to stdout. It is generally only used internally by LiVES. Return values The script returns the following values 0 - success 1 - the value of a trigger was greater than the number of parameters 2 - a value could not be read from the script file 3 - the language code of the plugin script was not equivalent to LiVES-perl 4 - the API version level of the plugin script was invalid 5 - the <define> section was missing from the plugin script SEE ALSO
build-lives-rfx-plugin-multi(1), lives(1) AUTHOR
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