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Finding missing files that are named sequentially with Perl?
Post 302354496 by newftronics on Friday 18th of September 2009 10:27:20 AM
09-18-2009
Finding missing files that are named sequentially with Perl?
Hello
I am new to Perl, in fact I am on chapter one of the book.
However I am in need of a Perl Script faster than I can finish the book. Perhaps someone can help me with my immediate need while I read my book.
I have a directory with hundreds of files that are all named like ABCD_21308_0636456392_001.ARC with the 21308 part of this file name being the sequential part of the files. Files come and go from the folder in which they reside with the oldest going first while new ones are created in the folder. The goal is to find missing files in the sequential order as they occure so as to retreive the missing file from the source in a timely fashion.
Files:
ABCD_21308_0636456392_001.ARC
ABCD_21309_0636456392_001.ARC
ABCD_21310_0636456392_001.ARC
ABCD_21311_0636456392_001.ARC
I am new to Perl, in fact I am on chapter one of the book.
However I am in need of a Perl Script faster than I can finish the book. Perhaps someone can help me with my immediate need while I read my book.I have a directory with hundreds of files that are all named like ABCD_21308_0636456392_001.ARC with the 21308 part of this file name being the sequential part of the files. Files come and go from the folder in which they reside with the oldest going first while new ones are created in the folder. The goal is to find missing files in the sequential order as they occure so as to retreive the missing file from the source in a timely fashion.
Files:
ABCD_21308_0636456392_001.ARC
ABCD_21309_0636456392_001.ARC
ABCD_21310_0636456392_001.ARC
ABCD_21311_0636456392_001.ARC
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rdf::redland::model
RDF::Redland::Model(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation RDF::Redland::Model(3pm) NAME
RDF::Redland::Model - Redland RDF Model Class SYNOPSIS
use RDF::Redland; my $storage=new RDF::Redland::Storage("hashes", "test", "new='yes',hash-type='memory'"); my $model=new RDF::Redland::Model($storage, ""); ... my(@sources)=$model->targets($predicate_node, $object_node); ... DESCRIPTION
Manipulate the RDF model. CONSTRUCTORS
new STORAGE OPTIONS_STRING new_with_options STORAGE OPTIONS_HASH Create a new RDF::Redland::Model object using RDF::Redland::Storage object STORAGE with a options. The options can be given either as a string in the first form as OPTIONS_STRING. The options take the form key1='value1',key2='value2'. The quotes are required. In the second case OPTIONS_HASH is a reference to a Perl hash of options. new_from_model MODEL Create a new model from an existing RDF::Redland::Model MODEL (copy constructor). METHODS
size Return the size of the model (number of statements). sync Synchronise the model to the underlying storage. add SUBJECT PREDICATE OBJECT Add a new statement to the model with SUBJECT, PREDICATE and OBJECT. These can be RDF::Redland::Node, RDF::Redland::URI or perl URI objects. add_typed_literal_statement SUBJECT PREDICATE STRING [XML_LANGUAGE [DATATYPE]] Add a new statement to the model containing a typed literal string object STRING with (optional) XML language (xml:lang attribute) XML_LANGUAGE and (optional) datatype URI DATATYPE. XML_LANGUAGE or DATATYPE can either or both be set to undef. add_statement STATEMENT [CONTEXT] | NODE NODE NODE [CONTEXT] Add RDF::Redland::Statement STATEMENT or the statement formed by NODE NODE NODE to the model. If the optional CONTEXT is given, associate it with that context. Any of NODE or CONTEXT can be a RDF::Redland::Node, RDF::Redland::URI or perl URI object. add_statements STREAM [CONTEXT] Add the statements from the RDF::Redland::Stream STREAM to the model. If the optional CONTEXT is given, associate it with that context. CONTEXT can be a RDF::Redland::Node, RDF::Redland::URI or perl URI object. remove_statement STATEMENT [CONTEXT] | NODE NODE NODE [CONTEXT] Remove RDF::Redland::Statement STATEMENT or the statement formed by NODE NODE NODE from the model. If the optional CONTEXT is given, remove only the statement stored with that context. Any of NODE or CONTEXT can be a RDF::Redland::Node, RDF::Redland::URI or perl URI object. remove_context_statements CONTEXT Remove all RDF::Redland::Statement STATEMENTs from the model with the given CONTEXT context. CONTEXT can be a RDF::Redland::Node, RDF::Redland::URI or perl URI object. contains_statement STATEMENT Return non 0 if the model contains RDF::Redland::Statement STATEMENT. as_stream [CONTEXT] Return a new RDF::Redland::Stream object seralising the entire model, or just those statements with CONTEXT, as RDF::Redland::Statement objects. If given, CONTEXT can be a RDF::Redland::Node, RDF::Redland::URI or perl URI object. find_statements STATEMENT [CONTEXT] Find all matching statements in the model matching partial RDF::Redland::Statement STATEMENT (any of the subject, predicate, object RDF::Redland::Node can be undef). If CONTEXT is given, finds statements only in that context. In an array context, returns an array of the matching RDF::Redland::Statement objects. In a scalar context, returns the RDF::Redland::Stream object representing the results. sources ARC TARGET Get all source RDF::Redland::Node objects for a given arc ARC, target TARGET> RDF::Redland::Node objects as a list of RDF::Redland::Node objects. arcs SOURCE TARGET Get all arc RDF::Redland::Node objects for a given source SOURCE, target TARGET RDF::Redland::Node objects as a list of RDF::Redland::Node objects. targets SOURCE ARC Get all target RDF::Redland::Node objects for a given source SOURCE, arc ARC RDF::Redland::Node objects as a list of RDF::Redland::Node objects. sources_iterator ARC TARGET Get all source RDF::Redland::Node objects for a given arc ARC, target TARGET RDF::Redland::Node objects as an RDF::Redland::Iterator or undef on failure. arcs_iterator SOURCE TARGET Get all arc RDF::Redland::Node objects for a given source SOURCE, target TARGET RDF::Redland::Node objects as an RDF::Redland::Iterator or undef on failure. targets_iterator SOURCE ARC Get all target RDF::Redland::Node objects for a given source SOURCE, arc ARC RDF::Redland::Node objects as an RDF::Redland::Iterator or undef on failure. source ARC TARGET Get one source RDF::Redland::Node object that matches a given arc ARC, target TARGET RDF::Redland::Node objects or undef if there is no match. arc SOURCE TARGET Get one arc RDF::Redland::Node object that matches a given source SOURCE, target TARGET RDF::Redland::Node objects or undef if there is no match. target SOURCE ARC Get one target RDF::Redland::Node object that matches a given source SOURCE, arc ARC RDF::Redland::Node objects or undef if there is no match. contexts Get all context RDF::Redland::Node objects in the model feature URI [VALUE] Get/set a model feature. The feature is named via RDF::Redland::URI URI and the value is a RDF::Redland::Node. If VALUE is given, the feature is set to that value, otherwise the current value is returned. query_execute QUERY Execute the QUERY RDF::Redland::Query against the model returning a result set RDF::Redland::QueryResults or undef on failure. load URI [SYNTAX-NAME [ MIME-TYPE [SYNTAX-URI [HANDLER ]]] Load content from URI into the model, guessing the parser. to_string [BASE-URI [SYNTAX-NAME [ MIME-TYPE [SYNTAX-URI]]] Serialize the model to a syntax. If no serializer name is given, the default serializer RDF/XML is used. OLDER METHODS
serialise serialize Return a new RDF::Redland::Stream object seralising the model as RDF::Redland::Statement objects. Replaced by as_stream to reduce confusion with the RDF::Redland::Serializer class. SEE ALSO
RDF::Redland::Storage, RDF::Redland::Node and RDF::Redland::Statement AUTHOR
Dave Beckett - http://www.dajobe.org/ perl v5.14.2 2011-02-04 RDF::Redland::Model(3pm)