Displaying 2 results from an estimated 2 matches for "datecompar".
Did you mean:
datecompare
2016 Jan 29
2
[Bug 11704] New: rsyncstats sorts dates wrong
...6.26 6.06
2016/01/19 36935 77847.47815 7.59 5.16
2016/01/20 27596 84001.79939 5.67 5.57
2016/01/14 25050 78379.55794 5.15 5.19
2016/01/21 27289 93731.06716 5.61 6.21
The problem is this:
sub datecompare {
$a gt $b;
}
This function should return -1,0,1 and not true/false.
It should be:
sub datecompare {
$a cmp $b;
}
because this is default sort rule you can change:
@dates = sort datecompare keys %xferbytes;
to
@dates = sort keys %xferbytes;
foreach $date (sort datecompare keys %xferbyt...
2003 Jul 25
0
rsyncstats
...is a rewritten rsynctats of the version which ships with rsync
2.5.6. No new features, just some things fixed:
o -l <depth> works for other values than 2
o -h, -t, -d can be switched on, the old version didn't allow -h and
-t to be off... default is off for all now!
o datecompare() didn't sort correclty (at least for me ;-))
o output of MB limited to 3 digits after the ., so no more
0.0153874907484 MB transfers ;-)
o removed unused faccompare()
This version also now uses 'Getopt::Std' and 'strict' and perl runs with
-w.
Hanno
--
* * *...