Lasso Programming: Lasso Language Reference

Name	Summary	Category
dir	The [dir] object provides access to filesystem directories.	File
bom_utf16be	[BOM_UTF16BE] outputs a Unicode byte order mark which indicates that a file contains big-endian UTF-16 characters. This constant should be output as the first characters of a file to indicate to...	File
bom_utf16le	[BOM_UTF16LE] outputs a Unicode byte order mark which indicates that a file contains little-endian UTF-16 characters. This constant should be output as the first characters of a file to indicate to...	File
bom_utf32be	[BOM_UTF32BE] outputs a Unicode byte order mark which indicates that a file contains big-endian UTF-32 characters. This constant should be output as the first characters of a file to indicate to...	File
bom_utf32le	[BOM_UTF32LE] outputs a Unicode byte order mark which indicates that a file contains little-endian UTF-32 characters. This constant should be output as the first characters of a file to indicate to...	File
bom_utf8	`[bom_utf8]` is a constant that outputs a Unicode byte order mark which indicates that a file contains UTF-8 characters. This constant should be output as the first characters of a file to...	File
dir->oncreate	The [dir->oncreate] method is a special method that creates the [dir] creator methods. For creating [dir] objects, see the full description in the [dir] creator methods documentation.	File
dir->path	The `[dir->path]` method returns the path the `[dir]` object is currently set to.	File
dir->exists	The [dir->exists] method checks to see if the path set for the [dir] object exists and returns true if it does and false if it doesn't.	File
dir->create	The [dir->create] method creates a directory if one doesn't already exist at the path stored in the [dir] object.	File
dir->forEachEntry	The `[dir->forEachEntry]` method takes a block of code that will be executed for each item in the folder the `[dir]` object refers to. Inside the block you can access the...	File
dir->forEach	The `[dir->forEach]` method takes a block of code that will be executed for each item in the folder the `[dir]` object refers to. Inside the block you can access the current...	File
dir->isEmpty	The `[dir->isEmpty]` method returns a boolean value of whether the directory referenced by the `[dir]` object is contains no items or not. It returns true if there are...	File
dir->eachPath	The `[dir->eachPath]` method returns a list of paths contained in the directory that the [dir] object represents.	File
dir->eachFilePath	The `[dir->eachFilePath]` method returns a list of file paths contained in the directory that the [dir] object represents.	File
dir->eachDirPath	The [dir->eachDirPath] method returns a list of directory paths contained in the directory that the [dir] object represents. The return type is a [queriable_select] which allows you to work with...	File
dir->each	The `[dir->each]` method returns an object which contains each file and directory contained in the directory that the `[dir]` object represents.	File
dir->eachFile	The [dir->eachFile] method returns a list of [file] objects that reference the files immediately contained in the directory that the original [dir] object represents.	File
dir->eachDir	The `[dir->eachDir]` method returns a list of `[dir]` objects that reference the directories contained in the directory that the original `[dir]` object...	File
dir->eachPathRecursive	The `[dir->eachPathRecursive]` method returns a list of directory paths contained in the directory that the [dir] object represents and each of its sub-directories.	File
dir->eachFilePathRecursive	The [dir->eachFilePathRecursive] method returns a list of all the paths to all the files contained in the directory that the [dir] object represents and all of its...	File
dir->eachDirPathRecursive	The `[dir->eachDirPathRecursive]` method returns a list of all directories and sub-directories contained in the directory that the `[dir]` object represents.	File
dir->eachEntry	No description available.	File
dir->makeFullPath	No description available.	File
dir->delete	[dir->delete] recursively deletes a directory from the file system.	File

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