Difference between revisions of "ChucK/Dev/IO/FileIO"
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; <code>fun int open(string path[, int flags])</code> : Opens the specified file, returning true on success and false otherwise. The flags can optionally be used to specify the mode in which to open the file (<code>FileIO.MODE_READ_WRITE</code> by default). | ; <code>fun int open(string path[, int flags])</code> : Opens the specified file, returning true on success and false otherwise. The flags can optionally be used to specify the mode in which to open the file (<code>FileIO.MODE_READ_WRITE</code> by default). | ||
+ | ; <code>fun void seek(int pos)</code> : Seeks to the specified byte offset from the start of the file. | ||
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====Directories==== | ====Directories==== | ||
; <code>fun int isDir()</code> : Returns true if the opened file is a directory, false otherwise. | ; <code>fun int isDir()</code> : Returns true if the opened file is a directory, false otherwise. |
Revision as of 13:15, 6 March 2008
The following is subject to change.
FileIO Class
The FileIO class is a subclass of the IO class. Only elements of the FileIO class that extend or override the parent class are listed here.
Methods
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fun int open(string path[, int flags])
- Opens the specified file, returning true on success and false otherwise. The flags can optionally be used to specify the mode in which to open the file (
FileIO.MODE_READ_WRITE
by default). -
fun void seek(int pos)
- Seeks to the specified byte offset from the start of the file.
Directories
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fun int isDir()
- Returns true if the opened file is a directory, false otherwise.
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fun string[] dirList()
- Returns an array containing the names of each file in the opened directory, or an empty array if the opened file is not a directory.
Constants
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FileIO.stdin
FileIO.stdout
- Pre-created files for reading from and writing to stdin and stdout.
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FileIO.MODE_READ_WRITE
FileIO.MODE_READONLY
FileIO.MODE_WRITEONLY
- These flags can optionally be passed to the
open
function to specify the mode in which to open the file.