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Create a new directory
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function FpMkdir( |
path: pChar; |
Mode: TMode |
):cint; |
path: AnsiString; |
Mode: TMode |
):cint; |
FpMkDir creates a new directory Path, and sets the new directory's mode to Mode. Path can be an absolute path or a relative path. Note that only the last element of the directory will be created, higher level directories must already exist, and must be writeable by the current user.
On succes, 0 is returned. if the function fails, -1 is returned.
Note: There exist a portable alterative to fpMkDir: system.mkdir. Please use fpMkDir only if you are writing Unix specific code. System.mkdir will work on all operating systems.
Extended error information can be retrieved using fpGetErrno.
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Retrieve the current working directory. |
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Change current working directory. |
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