Folder Object

Folder("path").

Description

The Folder object contains methods and attributes common to Folder objects. A Folder object corresponds to a directory or folder.

Also included in this object are all attributes and methods within the FileSystem object, as those apply to Folders as well as Files.

(Attributes inherited from FileSystem Object)

absoluteURI	see FileSystem absoluteURI Attribute	The full path name for the object in URI notation.
alias	see FileSystem alias Attribute	Returns true if the object refers to a file system alias.
created	see FileSystem created Attribute	The creation date of the object.
error	see FileSystem error Attribute	Contains a message describing the last file system error.
exists	see FileSystem exists Attribute	Returns true if the path name of this object refers to an actually existing file or folder.
fsName	see FileSystem fsName Attribute	The file-system specific name of the object as a full path name.
modified	see FileSystem modified Attribute	The date of the object's last modification.
name	see FileSystem name Attribute	The name of the object without the path specification.
parent	see FileSystem parent Attribute	The folder object containing this object.
path	see FileSystem path Attribute	The path portion of the absolute URI.
relativeURI	see FileSystem relativeURI Attribute	The path name for the object in URI notation, relative to the current folder.

Methods

create()	see Folder create() Method	Attempt to create a folder at the location the path name points to.
getFiles()	see Folder getFiles() Method	Get a list of File and Folder objects contained in the folder object.

(Methods inherited from FileSystem Object)

getRelativeURI()	see FileSystem getRelativeURI() Method	Calculate and return the relative URI, given a base path, in URI notation.
remove()	see FileSystem remove() Method	Delete the file or folder that this object represents.
rename()	see FileSystem rename() Method	Rename the object to the new name.
resolve()	see FileSystem resolve() Method	Attempt to resolve the file system alias that this object points to.