Files
Table of Contents

[func]
copy_file ( sequence file1, sequence file2 )

Returns: An integer which will be 1 if successful, 0 if unsuccessful.

File1 is the file to be copied and File2 is the file that will be made. If you are using Windows, use \\ instead of . You may NOT

• Create a new directory with it.
• Copy one directory to another.

• Copy something and give it a name ( ex : C:\\EUPHORIA\\INCLUDE\\wxEuphoria.e,C:\\EUPHORIA\\INCLUDE\\wxUforiuh.K )
• Have spaces between each \\ or 'marks C:\\Documents and Settings\\'
• Have incorrect caps ( 'C:\\DoCuMeNtS aNd SeTtInGs\\' will still work. )

See Also: remove_file, rmdir, wx_mkdir, wx_rmdir

Files
Table of Contents

[func]
remove_file ( sequence file )

Removes (deletes) the specified file, returns true if successful.

See Also: copy_file, rmdir, wx_mkdir, wx_rmdir

Files
Table of Contents

[func]
rmdir ( sequence directory )

Deletes the specified directory from the file system.

See Also: copy_file, remove_file, wx_mkdir, wx_rmdir

Files
Table of Contents

[func]
wx_mkdir ( object directory, object perm, atom flags )

See Also: copy_file, remove_file, rmdir, wx_rmdir

Files
Table of Contents

[func]
wx_rmdir ( object directory )

See Also: copy_file, remove_file, rmdir, wx_mkdir