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isfile


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 -- Function: OUT = isfile (FILE)

     Test whether file exists and is not a folder.

     Tests whether the given file path FILE exists on the filesystem,
     and is not a folder (aka “directory”).  Files of any type except
     for directories are considered files by this function.

     TODO: Handling of symlinks is undetermined as of yet.

     FILE is a charvec containing the path to the file to test.  It may
     be an absolute or relative path.

     This is a new, more specific replacement for ‘exist(file, "file")’.
     Unlike ‘exist’, ‘isfile’ will not search the Octave load path for
     files.

     The underlying logic defers to ‘stat(file)’ for determining file
     existence and attributes, so any paths supported by ‘stat’ are also
     supported by ‘isfile’.  In particular, it seems that the ‘~’ alias
     for the home directory is supported, at least on Unix platforms.

     This definition of ‘isfile’ is supplied by Tablicious, and is a
     compatibility shim for versions of Octave which do not provide one.
     It is only loaded in Octaves older than 5.0.0.

     See also: isfolder, exist.


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Test whether file exists and is not a folder.



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isfolder


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 -- Function: OUT = isfolder (FILE)

     Test whether file exists and is a folder.

     Tests whether the given file path FILE exists on the filesystem,
     and is a folder (aka “directory”).

     FILE is a charvec containing the path to the file to test.  It may
     be an absolute or relative path.

     This is a new, more specific replacement for ‘exist(file, "dir")’.
     Unlike ‘exist’, ‘isfolder’ will not search the Octave load path for
     files.

     The underlying logic defers to ‘stat(file)’ for determining file
     existence and attributes, so any paths supported by ‘stat’ are also
     supported by ‘isfolder’.  In particular, it seems that the ‘~’
     alias for the home directory is supported, at least on Unix
     platforms.

     This definition of ‘isfolder’ is supplied by Tablicious, and is a
     compatibility shim for versions of Octave which do not provide one.
     It is only loaded in Octaves older than 5.0.0.

     See also: isfile, exist.


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Test whether file exists and is a folder.





