The date of the referenced file's last modification, or null if the object does not refer to a file on the disk. One of the values "Windows", "Macintosh", or "Unix". How line feed characters are written in the file system. If the object references a file-system alias or shortcut, the flag is altered on the alias, not on the original file.Ĭan be set only for a file that is not open, in which case it truncates or pads the file with 0-bytes to the new length. When true, the file is not shown in the platform-specific file browser. The platform-specific full path name for the referenced file. If true, this object refers to a file or file-system alias that actually exists in the file system. Contains the empty string if there is no error. Setting this value clears any error message and resets the error bit for opened files. Typically set by the file system, but a script can set it.
When true, a read attempt caused the current position to be at the end of the file, or the file is not open.Ī string containing a message describing the most recent file system error. When writing, the lower byte of each Unicode character is treated as a single byte to write. It stores each byte of the file as one Unicode character regardless of any encoding. If the value is not recognized, uses the system default encoding.Ī special encoder, BINARY, is used to read binary files. One of the encoding constants listed in the JavaScript Tools Guide. Gets or sets the encoding for subsequent read/write operations. The localized name of the referenced file, without the path specification. In Mac OS, the file creator as a four-character string. The creation date of the referenced file, or null if the object does not refer to a file on disk. If true, the object refers to a file system alias or shortcut. The full path name for the referenced file in URI notation. Represents a file in the local file system in a platform-independent manner.įile, changePath, close, copy, createAlias, decode, encode, execute, getRelativeURI, isEncodingAvailable, open, openDialog, openDlg, read, readch, readln, remove, rename, resolve, saveDialog, saveDlg, seek, tell, toSource, toString, write, writeln
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