递归逻辑
Recursion Logic
I've been working on a PowerShell script that will preserve directory structure when cabbing nested folders. I'm having a bit of difficulty getting the recursion logic right, though.
This is a rough, so there isn't any try/catch error code yet. I've commented out the Remove-Item
to prevent accidental runs.
The logic I worked out for this is as follows.
- Check & get base tree for subdirectories
- Go one level in and check again
- Continue until no directories and then return one level up.
- Cab directory, remove directory, write log for automated extraction (file names of subdirectory cabs).
- Repeat process next level up and continue until base directory
function Chkfordir ($clevel)
{
$dir = dir $clevel | ? { $_.PSIsContainer -eq $true } #Does Current Level have Folders?
if($dir -ne $null) # Yes
{
Chkfordir $dir #Go Deeper
}
if ($dir -eq $null) #Deepest Branch
{
return # Go Back One Level and begin Cabbing
}
$dir | % {
Compress-Directory $_.FullName (".\" + [string]$_.Name + ".cab")
echo ($_.FullName + ".cab" >> .\cleaf.log"
#Remove-Item -Recurse $_.FullName
return
}
}
The function call Compress-Directory
is from here.
Edit Changes:
Will Re-Post Code Soon (08/18)
Edit 08/18 So I finally had a chance to test it and the logic seems to work now. There were some problems.
Most of the difficulty came with a powershell gotcha and the unnoticed problem that Compress-Directory is not path independent. Looks like I'll be needing to re-write this function later to be path independent.
The powershell gotcha was in a type change for a value on the pipeline. Apparently after returning from a function directory items are changed from System.IO.FileInfo to System.IO.DirectoryInfo with differently named member functions.
Echo was replaced with Add-Content as the redirection operators don't work in powershell.
There were some unaccounted states to contend with as well. A leaf directory which had no files would cause Compress-Directory to error or complete silently with no file creation (thus not preserving hierarchy).
Solution was to add an Add-Content for leaf folders before return, and moved Add-Content to before the Compress-Directory so there is at least one file in each directory.
I've included my current version below but it is a work in progress.
function Chkfordir ($clevel)
{
$dir = dir $clevel | ? { $_.PSIsContainer -eq $true } # Get Folders?
if ($dir -eq $null) { #Check if deepest branch
Add-Content (Join-Path $_.PSPath "\leaf.log") ([string]$_.FullName + ".cab")
return $_ # Return one level up and cab
}
$dir | % { #for each sub go deeper
Chkfordir $_.FullName
Add-Content (Join-Path $_.PSParentPath "\branch.log") ([string]$_.FullName + ".cab")
Compress-Directory $_.FullName ([string]$_.Name + ".cab")
#Remove-Item $_.FullName -recurse
}
}
需要对每个子目录进行递归,递归调用后进行压缩returns:
function Chkfordir($clevel) {
Get-ChildItem $clevel |
Where-Object { $_.PSIsContainer } |
ForEach-Object {
Chkfordir $_
Compress-Directory ...
...
}
}
这样你会先自动下降,然后在你创建档案时return。
I've been working on a PowerShell script that will preserve directory structure when cabbing nested folders. I'm having a bit of difficulty getting the recursion logic right, though.
This is a rough, so there isn't any try/catch error code yet. I've commented out the Remove-Item
to prevent accidental runs.
The logic I worked out for this is as follows.
- Check & get base tree for subdirectories
- Go one level in and check again
- Continue until no directories and then return one level up.
- Cab directory, remove directory, write log for automated extraction (file names of subdirectory cabs).
- Repeat process next level up and continue until base directory
function Chkfordir ($clevel)
{
$dir = dir $clevel | ? { $_.PSIsContainer -eq $true } #Does Current Level have Folders?
if($dir -ne $null) # Yes
{
Chkfordir $dir #Go Deeper
}
if ($dir -eq $null) #Deepest Branch
{
return # Go Back One Level and begin Cabbing
}
$dir | % {
Compress-Directory $_.FullName (".\" + [string]$_.Name + ".cab")
echo ($_.FullName + ".cab" >> .\cleaf.log"
#Remove-Item -Recurse $_.FullName
return
}
}
The function call Compress-Directory
is from here.
Edit Changes:
Will Re-Post Code Soon (08/18)
Edit 08/18 So I finally had a chance to test it and the logic seems to work now. There were some problems.
Most of the difficulty came with a powershell gotcha and the unnoticed problem that Compress-Directory is not path independent. Looks like I'll be needing to re-write this function later to be path independent.
The powershell gotcha was in a type change for a value on the pipeline. Apparently after returning from a function directory items are changed from System.IO.FileInfo to System.IO.DirectoryInfo with differently named member functions.
Echo was replaced with Add-Content as the redirection operators don't work in powershell.
There were some unaccounted states to contend with as well. A leaf directory which had no files would cause Compress-Directory to error or complete silently with no file creation (thus not preserving hierarchy).
Solution was to add an Add-Content for leaf folders before return, and moved Add-Content to before the Compress-Directory so there is at least one file in each directory.
I've included my current version below but it is a work in progress.
function Chkfordir ($clevel)
{
$dir = dir $clevel | ? { $_.PSIsContainer -eq $true } # Get Folders?
if ($dir -eq $null) { #Check if deepest branch
Add-Content (Join-Path $_.PSPath "\leaf.log") ([string]$_.FullName + ".cab")
return $_ # Return one level up and cab
}
$dir | % { #for each sub go deeper
Chkfordir $_.FullName
Add-Content (Join-Path $_.PSParentPath "\branch.log") ([string]$_.FullName + ".cab")
Compress-Directory $_.FullName ([string]$_.Name + ".cab")
#Remove-Item $_.FullName -recurse
}
}
需要对每个子目录进行递归,递归调用后进行压缩returns:
function Chkfordir($clevel) {
Get-ChildItem $clevel |
Where-Object { $_.PSIsContainer } |
ForEach-Object {
Chkfordir $_
Compress-Directory ...
...
}
}
这样你会先自动下降,然后在你创建档案时return。