org.soulspace.clj.java.file — org.soulspace.clj/clj.java 0.9.1

Functions for working with files and directories.

absolute-file clj

(absolute-file file)

Returns the file as absolute file.

absolute-path clj

(absolute-path file)

Returns the absolute path of the file.

all-files clj

(all-files file)

Returns a sequence of the files in a directory given as file and its sub directories. If the given file is not a directory, it is returned as only file in the sequence.

all-files-by-extension clj

(all-files-by-extension ext file)

Returns a sequence of the files with the extension ext in a directory given as file and its sub directories. If the given file is not a directory, it is returned as only file in the sequence.

all-files-by-pattern clj

(all-files-by-pattern pattern file)

Returns a sequence of the files that match the pattern in a directory given as file and its sub directories. If the given file is not a directory, it is returned as only file in the sequence.

base-name clj

(base-name file)

Returns the name of the file.

build-absolute-path clj

(build-absolute-path dir filename)

(build-absolute-path dir filename extension)

Returns the absolute path of the file defined by the given directory, filename (and extension).

build-path clj

(build-path files)

(build-path sep files)

Build a path by joining the given files with the separator or ':' as default.

build-searchpath clj

(build-searchpath pathnames)

Creates a sequence containing the directories to search.

canonical-file clj

(canonical-file file)

Returns the canonical file of the file.

canonical-path clj

(canonical-path file)

Returns the canonical path of the file.

create-dir clj

(create-dir file)

Creates a directory including missing parent directories.

delete-dir clj

(delete-dir file)

Deletes the directory and any subdirectories.

delete-file clj

(delete-file file)

Deletes the file.

directory-searcher clj

(directory-searcher filename)

(directory-searcher filename extension)

Returns a function that takes a directory and returns the file specified by filename (and extension).

executable? clj

(executable? file)

Returns true, if the given file is executable.

existing-files clj

(existing-files dirs)

(existing-files ext dirs)

Returns all existing files (with the specified extension) in the given directories.

existing-files-by-pattern clj

(existing-files-by-pattern pattern dirs)

Returns all existing files matching the specified pattern in the given directories.

existing-files-on-path clj

(existing-files-on-path dir-path)

(existing-files-on-path ext dir-path)

Returns all existing files (with the specified extension) on the given path.

exists? clj

(exists? file)

Returns true, if the given file exists.

file-locator clj

(file-locator searchpath)

(file-locator searchpath ext)

Returns a function that locates a file by name on the search path.

file-name clj

(file-name file)

Returns the name of the file.

files clj

(files file)

Returns a sequence of the files in a directory given as file. If the given file is not a directory, it is returned as only file in the sequence.

files-by-extension clj

(files-by-extension ext file)

Returns a sequence of the files with the extension ext in a directory given as file. If the given file is not a directory, it is returned as only file in the sequence.

has-extension? clj

(has-extension? ext file)

Returns true if the path of the file ends with the given extension.

is-dir? clj

(is-dir? file)

Returns true, if the given file exists and is a directory.

is-file? clj

(is-file? file)

Returns true, if the given file exists and is a directory.

locate-file clj

(locate-file searchpath filename)

(locate-file searchpath filename extension)

Returns the first existing file on the search path for the specified filename (and extension).

matches? clj

(matches? pattern file)

Returns true if the path of the file matches the given pattern.

normalize-path clj

(normalize-path path)

Returns the normalized path (unix convention) of the path.

normalized-path clj

(normalized-path file)

Returns the normalized path (unix convention) of the file.

parent-dir clj

(parent-dir file)

Returns the parent dir of the file if it exists.

parent-path clj

(parent-path file)

Returns the parent path for the file if it exists.

path clj

(path file)

Returns the path of the file.

path-pattern clj

(path-pattern ant-pattern)

Convert ant style path patterns to regex path patterns.

readable? clj

(readable? file)

Returns true, if the given file is readable.

relative-path clj

(relative-path base-path file)

Returns the path of the file relative to the base-path.

split-path clj

(split-path paths)

(split-path sep paths)

Split a path string with the given separator or ':' as default.

writeable? clj

(writeable? file)

Returns true, if the given file is writeable.