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=== Return Value === | |||
A newly constructed <tt>DirectoryStream</tt> object pointing at <tt>''dir_name''</tt>. | |||
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=== Properties === | === Properties === | ||
Revision as of 14:34, 12 August 2017
The new DirectoryStream() constructor initializes an object that allows you to enumerate the contents of a directory.
Usage
dirstream_obj = new DirectoryStream(dir_name);
API Information
Description
new DirectoryStream() constructs a Directory Stream object, which allows you to enumerate the contents of a directory. Directory streams only provide filenames; you must use a FileStream to access the contents of a file.
| Note: | The DirectoryStream class implements the JavaScript iterator protocol, which means you can use them in from() queries and for-of loops. |
Parameters
| dir_name | Path to the directory to be enumerated. Relative to the game manifest unless a SphereFS prefix is included. |
Return Value
A newly constructed DirectoryStream object pointing at dir_name.
Class Information
Properties
Methods
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