say "Looking for my files that are readable and writable";
die "No files specified!\n" unless @ARGV;
foreach my $file ( @ARGV ) {
say "$file is readable and writable" if -o -r -w $file;
}
積み重ねたファイルテスト演算子を利用するには、
Perl 5.10
以降を使う必要があるので、ま
ず最初に
use
文で、正しいバージョンの
Perl
を使っていることを確認します。
@ARGV
に要素
が入っていなければ
die
で終了します。そうでなければ、
foreach
ループを実行します。
3
つのファイルテスト演算子を使う必要があります。
-o
でそのファイルを所有しているかど
うかを調べ、
-r
で読み出し可能かどうかを調べ、
-w
で書き込み可能かどうかを調べます。こ
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