File

better.files.File$
See theFile companion class
object File

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object Attributes

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object Events

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trait Monitor extends AutoCloseable

Implement this interface to monitor the root file

Implement this interface to monitor the root file

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object Order

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abstract class PathMatcherSyntax(name: String)

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type Attributes = Seq[FileAttribute[_]]
type CopyOptions = Seq[CopyOption]
type Events = Seq[Kind[_]]
type LinkOptions = Seq[LinkOption]
type OpenOptions = Seq[OpenOption]
type Order = Ordering[File]
type VisitOptions = Seq[FileVisitOption]

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Concrete methods

def apply(path: String, fragments: String*): File
def apply(anchor: File, path: String, fragments: String*): File

Get File to path with help of reference anchor.

Get File to path with help of reference anchor.

Anchor is used as a reference in case that path is not absolute. Anchor could be path to directory or path to file. If anchor is file, then file's parent dir is used as an anchor.

If anchor itself is relative, then anchor is used together with current working directory.

NOTE: If anchor is non-existing path on filesystem, then it's always treated as file, e.g. it's last component is removed when it is used as an anchor.

Attributes

anchor

path to be used as anchor

fragments

optional path fragments

path

as string

Returns:

absolute, normalize path

def apply(url: URL): File
def apply(uri: URI): File
def home: File
def newTemporaryDirectory(prefix: String, parent: Option[File], attributes: Attributes): File
def newTemporaryFile(prefix: String, suffix: String, parent: Option[File], attributes: Attributes): File
def root: File
def roots: Iterable[File]
def temp: File
def temporaryDirectory(prefix: String, parent: Option[File], attributes: Attributes): Dispose[File]
def temporaryFile[U](prefix: String, suffix: String, parent: Option[File], attributes: Attributes): Dispose[File]
def usingTemporaryDirectory[U](prefix: String, parent: Option[File], attributes: Attributes)(f: File => U): Unit
def usingTemporaryFile[U](prefix: String, suffix: String, parent: Option[File], attributes: Attributes)(f: File => U): Unit

Implicits

Implicits

implicit def apply(path: Path): File