Encapsulates a file. More...

#include <Imt.Base.OS.WinEC7/OSFile.h>

Public Member Functions
	OSFile (const std::wstring &fileName)
	Constructor.

virtual	~OSFile (void)
	Destructor.

const std::wstring &	getName (void) const
	Gets the name of the file. More...

bool	create (void) const
	Creates a file. More...

bool	removeFile (void) const
	Deletes a file. More...

bool	exists (void) const
	Checks if a file exists. More...

uint32_t	size (void) const
	Returns the file size. More...

bool	read (uint8_t buffer[], const uint32_t bufferSize, const uint32_t readOffset) const
	Reads data from the OSFile into buffer. More...

bool	write (const uint8_t buffer[], const uint32_t bufferSize)
	Writes data from the buffer into the OSFile, overwriting any existing data. More...

Detailed Description

Encapsulates a file.

Member Function Documentation

◆ create()

bool imt::base::os::winec7::OSFile::create ( void ) const

Creates a file.

Returns: true on success, false if failed.

◆ exists()

bool imt::base::os::winec7::OSFile::exists ( void ) const

Checks if a file exists.

Returns: true if exists, false otherwise

◆ getName()

const std::wstring& imt::base::os::winec7::OSFile::getName ( void ) const

Gets the name of the file.

Returns: the file name passed to the constructor

◆ read()

bool imt::base::os::winec7::OSFile::read	(	uint8_t	buffer[],
		const uint32_t	bufferSize,
		const uint32_t	readOffset
	)		const

Reads data from the OSFile into buffer.

Parameters

buffer[]	read buffer
bufferSize	read buffer size
readOffset	is incremented on a successful read

Returns: whether or not the operation was successful

◆ removeFile()

bool imt::base::os::winec7::OSFile::removeFile ( void ) const

Deletes a file.

Returns: true on success, false if failed.

◆ size()

uint32_t imt::base::os::winec7::OSFile::size ( void ) const

Returns the file size.

Returns: file size

◆ write()

bool imt::base::os::winec7::OSFile::write	(	const uint8_t	buffer[],
		const uint32_t	bufferSize
	)

Writes data from the buffer into the OSFile, overwriting any existing data.