EXPRESSIONS

In fact, you get either a real file, if there is one, or an abstract file that can then be created.

[the] (file[s]|dir[ector(y|ies)]) %strings%

Example

set {_file} to file "eula.txt"

Absolute - that is, the one with the path starting from the root of the file system

absolute [(file|dir[ectory])] of %path%

%path%'s absolute [(file|dir[ectory])]

Example

set {_file} to absolute file of file "eula.txt"

It also allows you to do this recursively, getting files in the directory and in all internal directories

Patterns

all [the] files and [all] [the] dir[ectorie]s (in|of|from) %path%

all [the] files (in|of|from) %path%

all [the] dir[ectorie]s (in|of|from) %path%

all [the] sub[(-| )]files and [all] [the] sub[(-| )]dir[ectorie]s (in|of|from) %path%

all [the] sub[(-| )]dir[ectorie]s (in|of|from) %path%

all [the] sub[(-| )]files (in|of|from) %path%

glob (files|dir[ectorie]s) %string% (in|of|from) %path%

Example

loop all files from file "plugins/":
  broadcast "%loop-value%"

[the] content of %path%

[the] %path%'s content

Example

set {_file} to content of file "eula.txt"
replace all "false" with "true" in {_file}
set content of file "eula.txt" to {_file}

[the] (file|dir[ectory])name of %path%

[the] %path%'s (file|dir[ectory])name

Example

loop all files from file "plugins/":
  broadcast filename of loop-value

[the] line %number% (from|of|in) %path%

[all] [the] lines (from|of|in) %path%

Example

set line 1 of file "eula.txt" to "eula=true"

parent [(file|dir[ectory])] of %path%

%path%'s parent [(file|dir[ectory])]

Example

set {_file} to parent of file "eula.txt"

file size of %path%

%path%'s file size

[last] access (date|time) of %path%

%path%'s [last] access (date|time)

[last] modified (date|time) of %path%

%path%'s [last] modified (date|time)

create[d] (date|time) of %path%

%path%'s create[d] (date|time)