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**DRAFT**
The File module provides a large number of functions to work with file, directories and downloads.
The File module provides a large number of functions to work with files, directories and downloads.
==== Constants ====
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* object - An object wrapping the new monitor.
* null - If it was not possible to create the monitor.
This function monitors path. If path is ''null'', or is an empty string, or none of the notify methods (Inotify, Windows notification or polling) is available, or if path does not exist the function returns ''null''. Otherwise, it returns a newly allocated ''Monitor'' object and the monitoring begins. When one of the ''efl.Ecore.File.EVENT_*'' events is notified, callback is called. Call ''del()'' on the monitor object to stop the monitoring.
This function monitors path. If path is ''null'', or is an empty string, or none of the notify methods (Inotify, Windows notification or polling) is available, or if the path does not exist the function returns ''null''. Otherwise, it returns a newly allocated ''Monitor'' object and the monitoring begins. When one of the ''efl.Ecore.File.EVENT_*'' events is notified, the callback is called. Call ''del()'' on the monitor object to stop the monitoring.
=== availableDownloadProtocol(protocol) ===
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* boolean - Whether the protocol is available or not.
This function returns ''true'' if protocol is supported, ''false'' otherwise. protocol can be 'http://', 'ftp://' or 'file://'. Ecore.File must be compiled with CURL to handle http and ftp protocols.
This function returns ''true'' if protocol is supported, ''false'' otherwise. protocol can be ''http://'', ''ftp://'' or ''file:/\/ ''. Ecore.File must be compiled with CURL to handle http and ftp protocols.
=== canExec() ===