std.file.DirEntry.isFile - multiple declarations
Function DirEntry.isFile
Returns whether the file represented by this DirEntry is a file.
bool isFile() @property @safe;
On Windows, if a file is not a directory, then it's a file. So,
either isFile or isDir will return true.
On POSIX systems, if isFile is true, that indicates that
the file is a regular file (e.g. not a block not device). So, on
POSIX systems, it's possible for both isFile and isDir to
be false for a particular file (in which case, it's a special
file). You can use attributes or statBuf to get more
information about a special file (see the stat man page for more
details).
Example
auto de1 = DirEntry("/etc/fonts/fonts.conf");
assert(de1 .isFile);
auto de2 = DirEntry("/usr/share/include");
assert(!de2 .isFile);
Function DirEntry.isFile
Returns whether the file represented by this DirEntry is a file.
bool isFile() @property @safe;
On Windows, if a file is not a directory, then it's a file. So,
either isFile or isDir will return true.
On POSIX systems, if isFile is true, that indicates that
the file is a regular file (e.g. not a block not device). So, on
POSIX systems, it's possible for both isFile and isDir to
be false for a particular file (in which case, it's a special
file). You can use attributes or statBuf to get more
information about a special file (see the stat man page for more
details).
Example
auto de1 = DirEntry("/etc/fonts/fonts.conf");
assert(de1 .isFile);
auto de2 = DirEntry("/usr/share/include");
assert(!de2 .isFile);