C:/usr/local/lib/php/blueshoes-4.2/core/file/Bs_File.class.phpandrej arn <andrej at blueshoes dot org>sam blume <sam at blueshoes dot org>Class File is an Object representation of a file OR directory.NOTE I : A directory is to be seen as a file; a special file, but still, a file.NOTE II: Some successful test were made on Windows(c) 2000 and it seams as ifbackslashes '\' in the path work as well as UNIX like forslashes '/'.ERGO: Use forslashes '/'. Because it then will work on both systems and '\' could beeasily misinterpreted as escape char.>> YES, windows will always understand '/' while unix doesn't accept '\'. --andrejRepresents a FILE (or a DIRECTORY?) as an Object4.0-$id$blueshoes.org. A valid path to a file or dir.Fullpath may be of any format. E.g. dir, dir/, dir/file, ./dir/dir/file, ...NOTE: $fullPath should be a valid path to a file or dir. It will otherwise be ''.Constructor.overloading used here, for details check _cp2() and _cp3().Copy the current file.can be 'bool' or 'object'. bool: true=success|false=failure object: new instance of Bs_File on success, exception on failure. (boolean or object depending on $returnType)mixed (false or exception depending on $returnType)this is an overloaded method for cp()Copy the current file to $newFullPath.can be 'bool' or 'object'. bool: true=success|false=failure object: new instance of Bs_File on success, exception on failure. (boolean or object depending on $returnType)mixed (false or exception depending on $returnType)this is an overloaded method for cp()if $newPath is null, the new file gets placed into the same dir as the current one.Copy the current file to {$newPath}{$newFileName}please don't add synonyms like remove(), delete(), unlink() etc.removes this file (rm).default is NULL. if used, this method is used static.the whole file content.FALSEreads everything from the file and returns it.onewayAppend()exclusiveWrite()the data you want to write to the file.default is NULL. if used, this method is used static.true on success, false on failure.if it doesn't exist it will be created.it's called oneway because the file is opened, the string is written, and then the fileis closed immediatly.writes $string to the file. if the file already exists all content will be overwritten.onewayWrite()exclusiveWrite()the data you want to write to the file.default is NULL. if used, this method is used static.true on success, false on failure.if it doesn't exist it will be created.it's called oneway because the file is opened, the string is written, and then the fileis closed immediatly.appends $string at the end of the file.onewayWrite()onewayAppend()(see http://www.php.net/manual/en/function.fopen.php)internal write method.onewayWrite()onewayAppend()the data you want to write to the file.default is NULL. if used, this method is used static.TRUE on success, FALSE on failure (see getLastError()).Try to get hold of a file exclusively and overwrite it with the passed data.Exclusive file write.onewayWrite()append()onewayAppend()Dump file attributes as StringtoString()Dump file attributes as HTML String$_lastErrMsgreturns the last occured error message.''getLastError()holds the last occured error message.4.0.$x$bs_filesystemgetfileattrstandardizepathgetcwdgetrealpathrealpathgetrealpathsplitrealpathsplitsetfullpathgetfullpathgetpathstemgetfilenamegetfileextensionbasenameisvalidfilenameisvalidpathisvalidfullpathislinkclearstatcachemoveisexisexceptionpersistunpersistbs_objectbbsetoutputbbawakebbisawakebbxmsgbbxfunctionstartbbxfunctionendbbxechobbxvarbbxvardumpbbforcetracebbbufferstartbbbuffergetbbbufferendflushbbbufferendclean$_lastfetchedpath$_bs_system$_fullpath$_lastfetchedfileattrbs_filesystem_versionbs_object_versionBs_FileSystemBs_ObjectBs_Object