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(Created page with "__NOTOC__ {{Shared function}} {{Added feature/item|1.6.1|1.6.0|22470|Checks if a specified path points to a directory.}} ==Syntax== <syntaxhighlight lang="lua"> table pathIsDirectory ( string path ) </syntaxhighlight> {{OOP||path:isDirectory}} ===Required Arguments=== *'''path:''' A string containing a path you want to check against ===Returns=== Returns '''true''' if the path points to a directory, '''false''' otherwise. ==Example==...") |
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bool pathIsDirectory ( string path ) | |||
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{{OOP||[[path]]:isDirectory}} | {{OOP||[[path]]:isDirectory}} |
Latest revision as of 16:44, 10 June 2024
Syntax
bool pathIsDirectory ( string path )
OOP Syntax Help! I don't understand this!
- Method: path:isDirectory(...)
Required Arguments
- path: A string containing a path you want to check against
Returns
Returns true if the path points to a directory, false otherwise.
Example
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SharedThis example lists entire structure of a folder
function string.startsWith(str, start) return string.sub(str, 1, #start) == start end function string.repetition(what, n) local out = '' for i=1, n do out = out..what end return out end local function getStructure(thePath) if thePath:startsWith('/') then thePath = thePath:sub(2) end local structure = {} for _, entry in ipairs(pathListDir(thePath)) do local entryPath = thePath..'/'..entry if pathIsDirectory(entryPath) then structure[entry] = getStructure(entryPath) elseif pathIsFile(entryPath) then structure[entry] = false end end return structure end local function printStructure(struct, tab) tab = tab or 0 for entry, isDir in pairs(struct) do iprint(string.repetition(' ',tab)..'- '..entry) if isDir then printStructure(isDir, tab + 2) end end end printStructure(getStructure('.'))
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