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*/ } From the above definition can also be seen, dirent structure stored in the information about the file is very few, so Dirent also plays an index role, if you want to get similar to ls-l the effect of the file information, must rely on the stat function.The file name read through the Readdir function is stored in the D_name member of the struct dirent, and the functionint stat (const char *file_nam

reproduced from: http://blog.csdn.net/brucexu1978/article/details/7721313 Linux process status (PS stat) R, S, D, T, Z, X March 11, 2012 Posted by Jian PS Progress Status: process state codesPROCESS State Codes Here are the different values of that s, stat and state output specifiers (header "STAT" or "S") would display to describe the state of a process. D un

Stat Function Description Header file: # include # Include Define the function: int Stat (const char * file_name, struct stat * BUF );Function Description: get the file information through the filename file name and store it in the struct stat referred to by the Buf.Returned value: if the execution is successful, 0 is

Stat -- get more information than ls Get tired of ls commands and want to see more interesting information about your files? Try stat! The ls command may be one of the first commands learned by every Unix user, but it only displays a small part of the information provided by the stat command. The stat command gets inf

#!/usr/bin/env python#-*-Encoding:utf-8-*-Import Os,time,stat Filestats = Os.stat (' test.txt ') #获取文件/Directory status FileInfo = { ' Size ': Filestats [Stat. St_size], #获取文件大小 ' lastmodified ': Time.ctime (filestats [Stat. St_mtime]), #获取文件最后修改时间 ' lastaccessed ': Time.ctime (filestats [Stat. St_atime]), #获取文件最

Purpose:The stat command is used to display the status information of a file or file system, from the Coreutils software package, the general system comes with this command tool, which can obtain a lot of information related to the file system and files, the specific use of stat function options. This information includes Inode, Atime, CTime, Mtime, File (System) type, permissions, block size, symbolic conn

Linux text processing commands (wc, cut, sort, uniq, diff, patch) I believe that when using Linux, you will always encounter situations where you want to extract information you need, such as the following four situations:1. Find the IPv4 address of eno16777728 in the ifconfig command result.2. Find the maximum percentage of partition space usage3. Check the/tmp permission and display it in numbers.At this time, we can also view the command, but we al

Linux Tour (1): diff, Patch and quilt (bottom) 2 quiltOur own projects can manage all the code with CVS or SVN. But sometimes we use projects that other developers maintain. We need to change some files, but we cannot submit the code directly to the version number management tool. It is inappropriate to rebuild the entire project with version number management tools, because most of the code is maintained by others, such as the Linux kernel. We just w

The LS command may be one of the first commands that every Unix user learns, but it only shows a small portion of the information the Stat command can give. The stat command obtains information from the index node of the file. As you may have learned, each file in each system has three sets of dates and times, including the most recent modification time (that is, the date and time that was displayed when t

Software on the Redis server installation process is as follows:1. Installation dependent# yum-y install ruby Ruby-devel RubyGems2, install Redis-stat software, may be slow and fail to execute, more than a few times will be successful# Gem Install Redis-statSuccessfully installed daemons-1.1.9Successfully installed redis-stat-0.4.12... ...3, install Redis-stat al

Usage: stat [options] ... File...Displays the status of the file or file system. -L,--dereference follow link-F,--file-system displays file system state rather than file stateThe-C--format= format replaces the default value with the specified output format, exchanging a new row for each specified formatThe--printf= format is similar to--format, but it interprets the backslash escape character and does not use line breaksThe end of the output. If you

Usage: stat [options] ... File... Displays the status of the file or file system. -L,--dereference follow link -F,--file-system displays file system state rather than file state The-C--format= format replaces the default value with the specified output format, exchanging a new row for each specified format The--printf= format is similar to--format, but it interprets the backslash escape character and does not use line breaks The end of the outpu

C-language stat functionStat #include function prototype: int stat (const char * file_name, struct stat * buf) * * Function Description: **stat function get file_name points to the file status of the file and saves the file information to the struct buf , execution successfully returns 0, failure returns-1, The e

stat 显示文件或文件系统状态Syntax format: stat "option" "File" stat [options] [file]Note: There must be at least one space between each element in the Stat command and in subsequent options and filesOption Description: parameter Options Explanatory notes -F Displays the file syste

Tags: show file hat query Super div TPS ext2 htm inuxOriginal: https://www.cnblogs.com/linux-super-meng/p/3812695.htmlSTAT directive: Details of File/file system display (view file properties).The stat command is primarily used to display detailed information about a file or file system, which has the following syntax:-F does not display information about the file itself and displays information about the file system where the file resides-L Display S

-129To achieve the above content needs1) Use DF to list the contents of the partition space usage,2) then use TR to replace the space with: and to compress,3) Then use cut to cut the rate of use of the column out,4) then use TR to remove the%,5) Sort by numeric value after using sort6) finally use tail to take the maximum value of the last line.3. Find out the permissions of/tmp and display them digitallyCheck/TMP permission can use stat, it can autom

Original URL: http://www.cnblogs.com/peida/archive/2012/12/12/2814048.htmlThe diff command is a very important tool on Linux to compare the contents of a file, especially to compare two different versions of files to find the changes. Diff prints each line's changes on the command line. The latest version of diff also supports binary files. The output of the

Attention 1. Some platforms do not support Stat64, 2. Get the type of file size off_t, The off_t type in Linux is a 32-bit long int (4 bytes) by default. The file may overflow when it is too large. It is recommended that GCC compile-time plus-d_file_offset_bits=64 option, The off_t will be a 8-byte type. 3. Get the file size, many people think of the C language Ftell function, but the function Limitations are large, especially for large files. ） (1) Definition of function Table header f

Redis-stat is a monitoring Redis program written in Ruby that gets information based on the info command, rather than through the monitor. First, install Ruby Copy Code code as follows: Yum install-y Ruby Ruby-devel RubyGems Apt-get install RubyGems Ruby. The intermittent connection to the resource file rubygems.org stored on Amazon S3 failed due to domestic network reasons. So you will encounter with gem install rack or b

After studying vim for some time, it was not until recently that Vim's diff function was so convenient that it was no longer necessary to look for diff software or to rely on version-controlled diff in contrast to code changes. Powerful vim.Is my diff effect in the Macvim.The following is a common use of Vimdiff, summe