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- /*
- Function: file_move(file[], destination[]);
- Description: Moves a specified file to the specified destination.
- Params:
- file[] - The name of the file to be moved.
- destination[] - The destination to move the file to, including the file name.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native file_move(file[], destination[]);
- /*
- Function: file_copy(file[], destination[]);
- Description: Copies a specified file to the specified destination.
- Params:
- file[] - The name of the file to be copied.
- destination[] - The new destination of the file to be copied to, including the file name.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native file_copy(file[], destination[]);
- /*
- Function: file_delete(file[]);
- Description: Deletes a specified file.
- Params:
- file[] - The name of the file to be deleted.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native file_delete(file[]);
- /*
- Function: file_create(file[]);
- Description: Creates a specified file.
- Params:
- file[] - The name of the file to be created.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native file_create(file[]);
- /*
- Function: file_write(file[], text[], mode[] = "a");
- Description: Writes a string to a specified file with the specified mode.
- Params:
- file[] - The name of the file to be written to.
- text[] - The string to write to the file.
- mode[] - The mode to use (doesn't need to be specified, will append by default, can be set otherwise)
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native file_write(file[], text[], mode[] = "a");
- /*
- Function: file_read(file[], storage[], size = sizeof(storage));
- Description: Reads the entire file into a specified string.
- Params:
- file[] - The name of the file to be read into memory.
- storage[] - The array to store the read data in.
- size[] - The size of the storage array (used to prevent buffer overflows), no reason for you to specify it in practice.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native file_read(file[], storage[], size = sizeof(storage));
- /*
- Function: file_log();
- Description: Will enable filemanager logging (prints information about file operations).
- */
- native file_log();
- /*
- Function: file_exists(file[]);
- Description: Checks if a specified file exists.
- Params:
- file[] - The name of the file to be checked for existence.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native file_exists(file[]);
- /*
- Function: f_open(file[], mode[] = "r");
- Description: Opens a file for a reading operation.
- Params:
- file[] - The name of the file to be opened.
- mode[] (Optional) - This can be used to set the mode, use "w" for write, "r" for read and "a" for append.
-
- Returns: The file handle if success, else it returns false.
- */
- native File:f_open(file[], mode[] = "r");
- /*
- Function: f_close(File: file);
- Description: Closes a file opened with f_open.
- Params:
- File:file - The handler of the file to be closed
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native f_close(File: file);
- /*
- Function: f_read(File: file, storage[], size = sizeof(storage));
- Description: Reads from file that was opened by f_open line by line.
- Params:
- File:file - The handler of the file to be read from.
- storage[] - The string to store the read data from.
- size - This parameter does not need to be set by you.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native f_read(File: file, storage[], size = sizeof(storage));
- /*
- Function: f_write(File: file, string[]);
- Description: Writes to a file that has been opened using f_open.
- Params:
- File:file - The handler of the file to be read from.
- string[] - The string to write to the file.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native f_write(File: file, string[]);
- /*
- Function: dir_create(directory[]);
- Description: Creates a directory.
- Params:
- directory[] - The path of the directory to be created.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native dir_create(directory[]);
- /*
- Function: dir_delete(directory[]);
- Description: Deletes a directory.
- Params:
- directory[] - The path of the directory to be deleted.
-
- Returns: True if success, false if not.
- */
- native dir_delete(directory[]);
- /*
- Function: dir_exists(directory[]);
- Description: Checks if a directory exists
- Params:
- directory[] - The path of the directory to be deleted.
-
- Returns: 1 if it exists, 2 if it is a file and 0 if it does not exist.
- */
- native dir_exists(directory[]);
- /*
- Function: dir:dir_open(directory[]);
- Description: Opens a directory
- Params:
- directory[] - The path of the directory to be opened.
-
- Returns: 1 if it exists, and 0 if it does not exist.
- */
- native dir:dir_open(directory[]);
- /*
- Function: dir_close(dir:handle);
- Description: Closes a directory
- Params:
- dir:handle - The handle of the directory to close that was previously opened.
-
- Returns: Nothing.
- */
- native dir_close(dir:handle);
- /*
- Function: dir_list(dir:handle, storage[], &type, length = sizeof(storage));
- Description: Reads through a directory, listing each file/sub-directory one by one.
- Params:
- dir:handle - The handle of the directory that is open to read from.
- storage[] - Where the name of the file/directory is stored.
- type - Where the type of directory is stored, can be either 1 or 2
- (optional) length - This is not needed unless you are passing an array without any length, in which case, use strlen with your array.
-
- Returns: 1 if there a sub-directory/file was found, 0 if there wasn't.
- */
- native dir_list(dir:handle, storage[], &type, length = sizeof(storage));
- // FM_DIR defines a directory and FM_FILE defines a file
- // when using dir_list, these will be the types returned.
- #define FM_DIR 1
- #define FM_FILE 2
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