File System

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absolute_path — returns the absolute path of the given file.
access — checks a file for various permissions.
basename — gives the base of a filename.
cd — changes the working directory.
chars_waiting — checks for characters waiting to be read on a file.
directory — returns the contents of a directory.
dirname — returns the directory path of a file.
drain — modifies end-of-file detection.
file_date — gives the file modification date.
file_size — gives the file size.
flush — flushes any pending output on a file or string.
getcwd — gets the current working directory.
is_busy — determines if a file is busy.
is_dir — determines if a file is a directory.
is_file — determines if a file exists.
is_readable — determines if a file is readable.
is_writable — determines if a file is writable.
mkdir — creates a new sub-directory.
path_node — gives the node number of a path in a QNX 2 path definition.
rename — renames a file.
root_path — strips the final file or directory name from a path.
tmpfile — generates temporary output file names.
unbuffer_file — causes a file to be treated as unbuffered on both input and output.
unlink — deletes a file.

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