Namespace spl.file

This namespace contains components for handling files.

To use these components in an SPL program, an explicit use statement is required. For example, "use spl.file::*;".

Functions

• clearerr(uint64): Clear the error and end-of-file indicators for an open file.
• fclose(uint64, int32): Close a file.
• feof(uint64): Test if the stream is at the end of the file.
• fflush(uint64, int32): Flush a file to disk.
• fopen(rstring, rstring, int32): Open a file.
• fopen(ustring, ustring, int32): Open a file.
• fread(list<uint8>, uint64, uint64, int32): Read a list of bytes from a file using binary format.
• freadBin(T, uint64, int32): Read an SPL value from a file using binary format.
• freadLine(uint64, int32): Read a line from a file.
• freadToken(uint64, int32): Read a 'token' from a file.
• freadTxt(T, uint64, int32): Read an SPL value from a file as a text string.
• freadfile(blob, uint64, int32): Read a whole file into a blob as binary.
• fseek(uint64, int64, int32, int32): Set the current file position.
• fstat(rstring, rstring, timestamp, int32): Return timestamp information about a file.
• fstat(rstring, rstring, uint64, int32): Return information about a file.
• fstat(uint64, rstring, timestamp, int32): Return timestamp information about a file.
• fstat(uint64, rstring, uint64, int32): Return information about a file.
• fstat(uint64, ustring, timestamp, int32): Return timestamp information about a file.
• fstat(uint64, ustring, uint64, int32): Return information about a file.
• fstat(ustring, ustring, timestamp, int32): Return timestamp information about a file.
• fstat(ustring, ustring, uint64, int32): Return information about a file.
• ftell(uint64, int32): Return the current file position.
• fwrite(list<uint8>, uint64, uint64, uint64, int32): Write a list of bytes to a file using binary format.
• fwriteBin(T, uint64, int32): Write an SPL value to a file using binary format.
• fwriteString(T, uint64, int32): Write a string to a file.
• fwriteTxt(T, uint64, int32): Write an SPL value to a file as a text string.
• fwriteblob(blob, uint64, int32): Write a blob into a file as binary.
• isEACCES(int32): Return whether the value is EACCES.
• isEAGAIN(int32): Return whether the value is EAGAIN.
• isEBADF(int32): Return whether the value is EBADF.
• isEFAULT(int32): Return whether the value is EFAULT.
• isEFBIG(int32): Return whether the value is EFBIG.
• isEINTR(int32): Return whether the value is EINTR.
• isEINVAL(int32): Return whether the value is EINVAL.
• isEIO(int32): Return whether the value is EIO.
• isEISDIR(int32): Return whether the value is EISDIR.
• isELOOP(int32): Return whether the value is ELOOP.
• isEMFILE(int32): Return whether the value is EMFILE.
• isENAMETOOLONG(int32): Return whether the value is ENAMETOOLONG.
• isENFILE(int32): Return whether the value is ENFILE.
• isENODEV(int32): Return whether the value is ENODEV.
• isENOENT(int32): Return whether the value is ENOENT.
• isENOMEM(int32): Return whether the value is ENOMEM.
• isENOSPC(int32): Return whether the value is ENOSPC.
• isENOTDIR(int32): Return whether the value is ENOTDIR.
• isENXIO(int32): Return whether the value is ENXIO.
• isEOF(int32): Return whether the value is EOF.
• isEOVERFLOW(int32): Return whether the value is EOVERFLOW.
• isEPERM(int32): Return whether the value is EPERM.
• isEPIPE(int32): Return whether the value is EPIPE.
• isEROFS(int32): Return whether the value is EROFS.
• isESPIPE(int32): Return whether the value is ESPIPE.
• isETXTBSY(int32): Return whether the value is ETXTBSY.
• isEWOULDBLOCK(int32): Return whether the value is EWOULDBLOCK.
• mkdir(rstring, uint32, int32): Create a directory
• optSEEK_CUR(): Return the indicator for specifying to seek relative to the current file position.
• optSEEK_END(): Return the indicator for specifying to seek relative to the end of the file.
• optSEEK_SET(): Return the indicator for specifying to seek relative to the start of the file.
• remove(rstring, int32): Remove a file or directory.
• remove(ustring, int32): Remove a file or directory.
• rewind(uint64): Set the current file position to the start of the file.