Adobe 38039927 Extended User Guide - Page 19

ADOBE FIREWORKS CS3 15 Extending Guide Method enumFiles(docOrDir) Data type string exists(docOrDir) getDirectory(docname) string string getExtension(docname) string getFilename(docname) string getLanguageDirectory() getLastErrorString() string none getTempFilePath ({dirname}) string isDirectory(dirname) string makePathFromDirAndFile(dir string, string name, plainFilename) Notes Returns an array of file URLs. If docOrDir is a directory, the array contains an entry for every file or directory that is contained in the specified directory. If docOrDir is a file, the array contains a single entry (the file passed in). Returns true if docOrDir refers to a directory or file that exists; false otherwise. Returns only the directory name from docname, which is expressed as file://URL. For example, Files.getDirectory("file://work/logo.png") returns "file:///work". Returns the filename extension, if any, of docname. For example, Files.getExtension("birthday.png") returns ".png". If the filename has no extension, an empty string is returned. A filename that is expressed as file://URL is acceptable. Returns just the filename from docname, which is expressed as file://URL. For example, Files.getFilename("file:///work/logo.png") returns "logo.png". Returns the URL of the language directory associated with the currently running language. If the last call to a method in a Files object resulted in an error, returns a string that describes the error. If the last call succeeded, returns null. The argument, if used, must be expressed as file://URL. Returns a file URL in the Temporary Files directory or in the specified directory. This method does not create a file; it simply returns a unique file URL that does not conflict with existing files in the directory. If dirname is passed and is not null, the URL that is returned indicates a file in the specified directory rather than in the Temporary Files directory. The argument must be expressed as file://URL. Returns true if the specified URL refers to a directory that exists; false otherwise. The first argument must be expressed as file://URL. Concatenates the two arguments to return a file URL that references the specified filename in the specified directory. For example, Files.makePathFromDirAndFile("file:///work/reports", "logo.png") returns "file:///work/reports/logo.png" .