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Part of SWI-Prolog
Author: Jan Wielemaker
E-mail: jan@swi.psy.uva.nl
WWW: http://www.swi-prolog.org
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:- module(files,
[ can_open_file/2, % +Path, +Mode
chdir/1 % +Dir
]).
%% can_open_file(+Path, +Mode)
%
% Succeeds if the user has access to `File' in mode `Mode'. Fails
% silently if this is not the case. `Mode' is one of {read,
% write, both}. This used to be difficult. Since we have
% access_file/2 it is merely a Quintus compatibility predicate
% and should be in quintus.pl. We will leave it here for compatibility
% reasons.
%
% @deprecated Use access_file/2.
can_open_file(File, read) :- !,
access_file(File, read).
can_open_file(File, write) :- !,
( exists_file(File)
-> access_file(File, write)
; path_dir_name(File, Dir),
access_file(Dir, write)
).
can_open_file(File, both) :-
access_file(File, read),
access_file(File, write).
path_dir_name(File, Dir) :-
file_base_name(File, Base),
atom_concat(RawDir, Base, File),
( RawDir == ''
-> Dir = '.'
; Dir = RawDir
).
%% chdir(+Dir) is det.
%
% Change Working Directory.
%
% @deprecated Use using working_directory/2.
chdir(Dir) :-
working_directory(_Old, Dir).
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