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Module Catala_utils.File
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Utility functions used for file manipulation.
Runs the given function with the provided file opened, ensuring it is properly closed afterwards. May raise just as open_out
.
Runs the given function with the provided file opened, ensuring it is properly closed afterwards. May raise just as open_in
.
Formatter wrappers
with_formatter_of_out_channel oc f
creates an flushes the formatter used in f
from the given out_channel oc
.
with_formatter_of_file filename f
manages the formatter created from the file filename
used in f
-- i.e. closes the corresponding out_channel and flushes the formatter.
with_formatter_of_opt_file filename_opt f
manages the formatter created from the file filename_opt
if there is some (see with_formatter_of_file
), otherwise, uses the Format.std_formatter
.
val get_out_channel :
source_file:t Global.input_src ->
output_file:t option ->
?ext:string ->
unit ->
t option * ((out_channel -> 'a) -> 'a)
get_output ~source_file ~output_file ?ext ()
returns the inferred filename and its corresponding with_out_channel
function. If the output_file
is equal to Some "-"
returns a wrapper around stdout
.
val get_formatter_of_out_channel :
source_file:t Global.input_src ->
output_file:t option ->
?ext:string ->
unit ->
t option * ((Format.formatter -> 'a) -> 'a)
get_output_format ~source_file ~output_file ?ext ()
returns the inferred filename and its corresponding with_formatter_of_out_channel
function. If the output_file
is equal to Some "-"
returns a wrapper around stdout
.
Like Filename.temp_file
, but registers the file for deletion at program exit unless Cli.debug_flag is set.
Creates a temp file (with prefix and suffix like temp_file
, optionally with the given contents, for the lifetime of the supplied function, then remove it unconditionally
process_out cmd args
executes the given command with the specified arguments, and returns the stdout of the process as a string. check_exit
is called on the return code of the sub-process, the default is to fail on anything but 0.
Checks if the given directory exists and returns it normalised (as per Unix.realpath
).
Creates the directory (and parents recursively) if it doesn't exist already. Errors out if the file exists but is not a directory
Returns its argument if it exists and is a plain file, None
otherwise. Does not do resolution like check_directory
.
Resolves a command:
- if
t
is a plain name, resolve in PATH - if
t
is relative, returns its absolute path - fails with an error explaining that
t
was not found
Filename.concat
: Sugar to allow writing File.("some" / "relative" / "path")
. As an exception, if the lhs is .
, returns the rhs unchanged.
Similar to dirname
, except it strips the last **non-"." or ".."** element in the supplied file name, if it exists
Rewrites a path by removing intermediate relative lookups ("." and ".."). E.g. ../foo/./bar/../baz/
becomes ../foo/baz
. No disk lookup is made by this function.
If to_dir
is a path to a given directory and f
a path to a file as seen from absolute path from_dir
, reverse_path ~from_dir ~to_dir f
is a path leading to f
from to_dir
. The results attempts to be relative to to_dir
.
Extension replacement: chops the given filename extension, and replaces it with the given one (which shouldn't contain a dot). No dot is appended if the provided extension is empty.
Empty elements or current-directory (".") are skipped in the resulting list
Formats a filename in a consistent style, with double-quotes and color (when the output supports)
Recursively scans a directory for files. Directories or files matching ".*" or "_*" are ignored. Unreadable files or subdirectories are ignored with a debug message. If t
is a plain file, scan just that non-recursively.
The matching results are returned grouped by directory, case-insensitively ordered by filename, as a list of non-empty subdirs and a list of extracted items.