copyAllFilesRecursive()
Copies files and subdirectories of a directory to a new directory.
Synopsis
bool copyAllFilesRecursive( string source, string target[, bool par3[, time time]]);
Parameters
| Parameter | Meaning |
| source | Source directory. You can specify an absolute path or a relative path from the PROJ_PATH directory. NOTE: An empty string "" is interpreted as PROJ_DIR. If an empty string "" is used as source, the whole project is copied to the given path. |
| target | Target directory. You can specify an absolute path or a relative path from the PROJ_PATH directory. NOTE: an empty string "" is interpreted as PROJ_DIR. |
| par3 |
(Preserve bit) only relevant for Linux, optional, default = false 0 File date = current time Authorizations are either granted with user +rw or go+r (Read and write rights for the user, read rights for a group and others) 1 time and authorization are imported (getFileTimes() setFileTimes() ) |
| time | optional if not present default = NullTimeVar. If a time indication is present, copying is only carried out if the age of the file to be copied is greater than the time indicated in time. |
Return Value
If copying unsuccessful 0, copying ok 1
Errors
Description
All the files of the directory specified in source are copied to the directory specified in target, and subdirectories can also be copied.
Example
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main() { bool ok = 0; // The files in c:/test1 are copied to c:/test2. ok = copyAllFilesRecursive ("c://test1", "c://test2"); // or also: //ok = copyAllFilesRecursive ("c://test1", "c://test2"); if(!ok) { //...Error handling...; DebugN("Files were not copied", ok); } else { DebugN("Files were not copied", ok); } } |
Assignment
File function
Availability
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