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| − | numeric = adir(<skeleton as character> [, <filenames as array> [, <filesizes as array> [, <creationdates as array> [, <creationtimes as array> [, <attributes as array>]]]]]) | + | numeric = adir(<skeleton as character> [, <filenames as array> [, <filesizes as array> |
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Revision as of 11:05, 25 January 2010
Contents
- 1 Working with Files and File Systems in Recital
- 1.1 Opening and Creating Text Files in Recital
- 1.2 Closing Text Files in Recital
- 1.3 Writing to a Text File using Recital
- 1.4 Reading From a Text File using Recital
- 1.5 Checking Whether a File Exists in Recital
- 1.6 Moving, Copying and Deleting Files with Recital
- 1.7 Accessing File Attributes in Recital
- 1.8 Miscellaneous File and File System Commands and Functions
Working with Files and File Systems in Recital
Opening and Creating Text Files in Recital
Closing Text Files in Recital
Writing to a Text File using Recital
Reading From a Text File using Recital
Checking Whether a File Exists in Recital
Moving, Copying and Deleting Files with Recital
Accessing File Attributes in Recital
Miscellaneous File and File System Commands and Functions
- adir() - return number of files matching a pattern and load filenmames and information into arrays
numeric = adir(<skeleton as character> [, <filenames as array> [, <filesizes as array> [, <creationdates as array> [, <creationtimes as array> [, <attributes as array>]]]]])
