source: orxonox.OLD/trunk/src/lib/util/filesys/directory.h @ 9869

/*!
 * @file directory.h
 * @brief Definition of the Directory Handler class
 */


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 * Copyright (C) 2002 Bart Vanhauwaert
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#ifndef __DIRECTORY_H_
#define __DIRECTORY_H_

#include "file.h"
#include <vector>

//! A Directory is a Special file, that contains multiple Files.
/**
 * @example Correct usage
 * Directory dir("/var/log");
 * dir.open();
 * if (dir.fileNameInDir("emerge.log"))
 *  { // do stuff; }
 */
class Directory : public File
{
public:
  Directory(const std::string& directoryName = "");
  Directory(const Directory& directory);
  virtual ~Directory();

  virtual bool open();
  virtual bool close();

  bool create();

  Directory operator+(const Directory& dir) const;
  Directory& operator+=(const Directory& dir);
  Directory& operator--();
  Directory& operator--(int);
  Directory parentDir() const;


  /** @returns if the Directory was opened */
  bool isOpen() const { return this->_opened; }
  /** @returns the FileCount (count of files contained in this directory) */
  unsigned int fileCount() const { return _fileNames.size(); };
  /** @returns the FileNames contained inside of the Directory */
  const std::vector<std::string>& fileNames() const { return this->_fileNames; };
  /** @returns the i'th FileName @param fileNumber the fileNumber (must not bigger than fileCount()) */
  const std::string& operator[](unsigned int fileNumber) const { return this->_fileNames[fileNumber]; };
  /** @returns a formated string containing the FileName, prepended with the directory-Name */
  std::string fileNameInDir(unsigned int fileNumber) const { return this->name() + Directory::delimiter + _fileNames[fileNumber]; };
  /** @returns a File pointing to the File @param fileNumber the fileNumber (must not bigger than fileCount()) */
  File getFile(unsigned int fileNumber) const { return File(fileNameInDir(fileNumber)); };

public:
  static const char           delimiter;        //!< A Delimiter (*nix: '/', windows: '\\')

private:
  bool                        _opened;          //!< If the directory was opened.
  std::vector<std::string>    _fileNames;       //!< The List of Files contained in the directory. (will be filled when open was called.)
};

File operator+(const Directory& dir, const File& file);

#endif /* __DIRECTORY_H_ */

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