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)abbrev category FNCAT FileNameCategory
++ Author: Stephen M. Watt
++ Date Created: 1985
++ Date Last Updated: June 20, 1991
++ Description:
++ This category provides an interface to names in the file system.

FileNameCategory() : Category == SIG where

  SIG ==> SetCategory with

    coerce : String -> %
      ++ coerce(s) converts a string to a file name
      ++ according to operating system-dependent conventions.

    coerce : % -> String
      ++ coerce(fn) produces a string for a file name
      ++ according to operating system-dependent conventions.

    filename : (String, String, String) -> %
      ++ filename(d,n,e) creates a file name with
      ++ d as its directory, n as its name and e as its extension.
      ++ This is a portable way to create file names.
      ++ When d or t is the empty string, a default is used.

    directory : % -> String
      ++ directory(f) returns the directory part of the file name.

    name : % -> String
      ++ name(f) returns the name part of the file name.

    extension : % -> String
      ++ extension(f) returns the type part of the file name.

    exists? : % -> Boolean
      ++ exists?(f) tests if the file exists in the file system.

    readable? : % -> Boolean
      ++ readable?(f) tests if the named file exist and can it be opened
      ++ for reading.

    writable? : % -> Boolean
      ++ writable?(f) tests if the named file be opened for writing.
      ++ The named file need not already exist.

    new : (String, String, String) -> %
      ++ new(d,pref,e) constructs the name of a new writable file with
      ++ d as its directory, pref as a prefix of its name and
      ++ e as its extension.
      ++ When d or t is the empty string, a default is used.
      ++ An error occurs if a new file cannot be written in the given
      ++ directory.