note description: "Sequential files, viewed as persistent sequences of characters" library: "Free implementation of ELKS library" status: "See notice at end of class." legal: "See notice at end of class." date: "$Date: 2020-05-28 16:02:59 +0000 (Thu, 28 May 2020) $" revision: "$Revision: 104378 $" deferred class FILE inherit UNBOUNDED [CHARACTER_8] SEQUENCE [CHARACTER_8] undefine prune redefine off, append, replaceable end IO_MEDIUM rename handle as descriptor, handle_available as descriptor_available redefine read_stream_thread_aware, read_line_thread_aware end NATIVE_STRING_HANDLER feature -- Initialization make (fn: STRING_8) obsolete "Use any of the `make_...' routines instead to benefit from Unicode file names. [2017-05-31]" -- Create file object with fn as file name. require string_exists: fn /= Void string_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do make_with_name (fn) ensure file_named: internal_name = fn file_closed: is_closed end make_with_name (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Create file object with fn as file name. require fn_exists: fn /= Void fn_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do set_name (fn) mode := Closed_file file_pointer := default_pointer create last_string.make_empty ensure file_named: internal_name = fn file_closed: is_closed end make_with_path (a_path: PATH) -- Create file object with a_path as path. require a_path_attached: a_path /= Void a_path_not_empty: not a_path.is_empty do set_path (a_path) mode := Closed_file file_pointer := default_pointer create last_string.make_empty ensure path_set: path.same_as (a_path) file_closed: is_closed end make_open_read (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Create file object with fn as file name -- and open file in read mode. require string_exists: fn /= Void string_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do make_with_name (fn) open_read ensure file_named: internal_name = fn exists: exists open_read: is_open_read end make_open_write (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Create file object with fn as file name -- and open file for writing; -- create it if it does not exist. require string_exists: fn /= Void string_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do make_with_name (fn) open_write ensure file_named: internal_name = fn exists: exists open_write: is_open_write end make_open_append (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Create file object with fn as file name -- and open file in append-only mode. require string_exists: fn /= Void string_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do make_with_name (fn) open_append ensure file_named: internal_name = fn exists: exists open_append: is_open_append end make_open_read_write (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Create file object with fn as file name -- and open file for both reading and writing. require string_exists: fn /= Void string_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do make_with_name (fn) open_read_write ensure file_named: internal_name = fn exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end make_create_read_write (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Create file object with fn as file name -- and open file for both reading and writing; -- create it if it does not exist. require string_exists: fn /= Void string_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do make_with_name (fn) create_read_write ensure file_named: internal_name = fn exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end make_open_read_append (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Create file object with fn as file name -- and open file for reading anywhere -- but writing at the end only. -- Create file if it does not exist. require string_exists: fn /= Void string_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do make_with_name (fn) open_read_append ensure file_named: internal_name = fn exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_append: is_open_append end make_open_temporary -- Create a file object with a unique temporary file name, -- with read/write mode. do make_open_temporary_with_prefix ("eiftmp") ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end make_open_temporary_with_prefix (a_prefix: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Create a file object with a unique temporary file name with prefix a_prefix, -- with read/write mode. local l_fd: INTEGER_32 do set_name (a_prefix.as_string_32 + {STRING_32}"XXXXXX") l_fd := eif_temp_file (internal_name_pointer.item, is_plain_text) make_with_name (Buffered_file_info.pointer_to_file_name_32 (internal_name_pointer.item)) fd_open_read_write (l_fd) ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end feature -- Access path: PATH -- Associated path of Current. do create Result.make_from_pointer (internal_name_pointer.item) ensure entry_not_empty: not Result.is_empty end name: STRING_8 obsolete "Use `path.name' to ensure that Unicode filenames are not truncated. [2017-05-31]" -- File name as a STRING_8 instance. The value might be truncated -- from the original name used to create the current FILE instance. do Result := internal_name.as_string_8 ensure then name_not_empty: not Result.is_empty end item: CHARACTER_8 -- Current item do read_character Result := last_character back end position: INTEGER_32 -- Current cursor position. do if not is_closed then Result := file_tell (file_pointer) end end descriptor: INTEGER_32 -- File descriptor as used by the operating system. require else file_opened: not is_closed do Result := file_fd (file_pointer) descriptor_available := True end descriptor_available: BOOLEAN -- Is the handle available after class has been -- created? separator: CHARACTER_8 -- ASCII code of character following last word read file_pointer: POINTER -- File pointer as required in C file_info: FILE_INFO -- Collected information about the file. do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.twin end inode: INTEGER_32 -- I-node number require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.inode end links: INTEGER_32 -- Number of links on file require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.links end user_id: INTEGER_32 -- User identification of owner require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.user_id end group_id: INTEGER_32 -- Group identification of owner require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.group_id end protection: INTEGER_32 -- Protection mode, in decimal value require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.protection end owner_name: STRING_8 -- Name of owner require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.owner_name end date: INTEGER_32 -- Time stamp (time of last modification) require file_exists: exists do Result := eif_file_date (internal_name_pointer.item) end access_date: INTEGER_32 -- Time stamp of last access made to the inode. require file_exists: exists do Result := eif_file_access_date (internal_name_pointer.item) end retrieved: detachable ANY -- Retrieved object structure -- To access resulting object under correct type, -- use assignment attempt. -- Will raise an exception (code Retrieve_exception) -- if content is not a stored Eiffel structure. do (create {MISMATCH_CORRECTOR}).Mismatch_information.do_nothing Result := c_retrieved (descriptor) end null_path: PATH -- Null device path. do create Result.make_from_string (null_name) ensure instance_free: class end null_name: STRING_8 -- Null device name. do if {PLATFORM}.is_windows then Result := "nul" elseif {PLATFORM}.is_vms then Result := "NL:" elseif {PLATFORM}.is_vxworks then Result := "/null" else Result := "/dev/null" end ensure instance_free: class end feature -- Measurement count: INTEGER_32 -- Size in bytes (0 if no associated physical file) do if exists then if not is_open_write then set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.size else Result := file_size (file_pointer) end end end feature -- Status report after: BOOLEAN -- Is there no valid cursor position to the right of cursor position? do Result := not is_closed and then (end_of_file or count = 0) end before: BOOLEAN -- Is there no valid cursor position to the left of cursor position? do Result := is_closed end off: BOOLEAN -- Is there no item? do Result := (count = 0) or else is_closed or else end_of_file end end_of_file: BOOLEAN -- Has an EOF been detected? require opened: not is_closed do Result := file_feof (file_pointer) end exists: BOOLEAN -- Does physical file exist? -- (Uses effective UID.) do if is_closed then Result := file_exists (internal_name_pointer.item) else Result := True end ensure then unchanged_mode: mode = old mode end access_exists: BOOLEAN -- Does physical file exist? -- (Uses real UID.) do if is_closed then Result := file_access (internal_name_pointer.item, 0) else Result := True end end path_exists: BOOLEAN -- Does physical file name exist without resolving -- symbolic links? do Result := file_path_exists (internal_name_pointer.item) ensure then unchanged_mode: mode = old mode end is_readable: BOOLEAN -- Is file readable? -- (Checks permission for effective UID.) do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_readable end is_writable: BOOLEAN -- Is file writable? -- (Checks write permission for effective UID.) do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_writable end is_executable: BOOLEAN -- Is file executable? -- (Checks execute permission for effective UID.) do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_executable end is_creatable: BOOLEAN -- Is file creatable in parent directory? -- (Uses effective UID to check that parent is writable -- and file does not exist.) do Result := file_creatable (internal_name_pointer.item, internal_name_pointer.count) end is_plain: BOOLEAN -- Is file a plain file? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_plain end is_device: BOOLEAN -- Is file a device? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_device end is_directory: BOOLEAN -- Is file a directory? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_directory end is_symlink: BOOLEAN -- Is file a symbolic link? require file_exists: path_exists local l_buffer: like Buffered_file_info l_is_following_symbolic_links: BOOLEAN do l_buffer := Buffered_file_info l_is_following_symbolic_links := l_buffer.is_following_symlinks; l_buffer.set_is_following_symlinks (False); l_buffer.fast_update (internal_name, internal_name_pointer) Result := l_buffer.is_symlink; l_buffer.set_is_following_symlinks (l_is_following_symbolic_links) end is_fifo: BOOLEAN -- Is file a named pipe? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_fifo end is_socket: BOOLEAN -- Is file a named socket? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_socket end is_block: BOOLEAN -- Is file a block special file? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_block end is_character: BOOLEAN -- Is file a character special file? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_character end is_setuid: BOOLEAN -- Is file setuid? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_setuid end is_setgid: BOOLEAN -- Is file setgid? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_setgid end is_sticky: BOOLEAN -- Is file sticky (for memory swaps)? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_sticky end is_owner: BOOLEAN -- Is file owned by effective UID? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_owner end is_access_readable: BOOLEAN -- Is file readable by real UID? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_access_readable end is_access_writable: BOOLEAN -- Is file writable by real UID? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_access_writable end is_access_executable: BOOLEAN -- Is file executable by real UID? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_access_executable end is_access_owner: BOOLEAN -- Is file owned by real UID? require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.is_access_owner end file_readable: BOOLEAN -- Is there a current item that may be read? do Result := (mode >= Read_write_file or mode = Read_file) and readable end is_closed: BOOLEAN -- Is file closed? do Result := mode = Closed_file end is_open_read: BOOLEAN -- Is file open for reading? do Result := mode = Read_file or else mode = Read_write_file or else mode = Append_read_file end is_open_write: BOOLEAN -- Is file open for writing? do Result := mode = Write_file or else mode = Read_write_file or else mode = Append_read_file or else mode = Append_file end is_open_append: BOOLEAN -- Is file open for appending? do Result := mode = Append_file or else mode = Append_read_file end file_writable: BOOLEAN -- Is there a current item that may be modified? do Result := mode >= Write_file end extendible: BOOLEAN -- May new items be added? do Result := mode >= Write_file end replaceable: BOOLEAN -- Can current item be replaced? do Result := False end file_prunable: BOOLEAN obsolete "Use `prunable' instead. [2017-05-31]" -- May items be removed? do end Full: BOOLEAN = False -- Is structure filled to capacity? prunable: BOOLEAN -- Is there an item to be removed? do end feature -- Comparison same_file (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL): BOOLEAN -- Is current file the same as a_filename? require fn_not_void: fn /= Void fn_not_empty: not fn.is_empty do Result := path.is_same_file_as (create {PATH}.make_from_string (fn)) end feature -- Status setting open_read -- Open file in read-only mode. require is_closed: is_closed do file_pointer := file_open (internal_name_pointer.item, 0) mode := Read_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read end open_write -- Open file in write-only mode; -- create it if it does not exist. do file_pointer := file_open (internal_name_pointer.item, 1) mode := Write_file ensure exists: exists open_write: is_open_write end open_append -- Open file in append-only mode; -- create it if it does not exist. require is_closed: is_closed do file_pointer := file_open (internal_name_pointer.item, 2) mode := Append_file ensure exists: exists open_append: is_open_append end open_read_write -- Open file in read and write mode. require is_closed: is_closed do file_pointer := file_open (internal_name_pointer.item, 3) mode := Read_write_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end create_read_write -- Open file in read and write mode; -- create it if it does not exist. require is_closed: is_closed do file_pointer := file_open (internal_name_pointer.item, 4) mode := Read_write_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end open_read_append -- Open file in read and write-at-end mode; -- create it if it does not exist. require is_closed: is_closed do file_pointer := file_open (internal_name_pointer.item, 5) mode := Append_read_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_append: is_open_append end fd_open_read (fd: INTEGER_32) -- Open file of descriptor fd in read-only mode. do file_pointer := file_dopen (fd, 0) mode := Read_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read end fd_open_write (fd: INTEGER_32) -- Open file of descriptor fd in write mode. do file_pointer := file_dopen (fd, 1) mode := Write_file ensure exists: exists open_write: is_open_write end fd_open_append (fd: INTEGER_32) -- Open file of descriptor fd in append mode. do file_pointer := file_dopen (fd, 2) mode := Append_file ensure exists: exists open_append: is_open_append end fd_open_read_write (fd: INTEGER_32) -- Open file of descriptor fd in read-write mode. do file_pointer := file_dopen (fd, 3) mode := Read_write_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end fd_open_read_append (fd: INTEGER_32) -- Open file of descriptor fd -- in read and write-at-end mode. do file_pointer := file_dopen (fd, 5) mode := Append_read_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_append: is_open_append end reopen_read (fname: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Reopen in read-only mode with file of name fname; -- create file if it does not exist. require is_open: not is_closed valid_name: fname /= Void do set_name (fname) file_pointer := file_reopen (internal_name_pointer.item, 0, file_pointer) mode := Read_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read end reopen_write (fname: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Reopen in write-only mode with file of name fname; -- create file if it does not exist. require is_open: not is_closed valid_name: fname /= Void do set_name (fname) file_pointer := file_reopen (internal_name_pointer.item, 1, file_pointer) mode := Write_file ensure exists: exists open_write: is_open_write end reopen_append (fname: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Reopen in append mode with file of name fname; -- create file if it does not exist. require is_open: not is_closed valid_name: fname /= Void do set_name (fname) file_pointer := file_reopen (internal_name_pointer.item, 2, file_pointer) mode := Append_file ensure exists: exists open_append: is_open_append end reopen_read_write (fname: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Reopen in read-write mode with file of name fname. require is_open: not is_closed valid_name: fname /= Void do set_name (fname) file_pointer := file_reopen (internal_name_pointer.item, 3, file_pointer) mode := Read_write_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end recreate_read_write (fname: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Reopen in read-write mode with file of name fname; -- create file if it does not exist. require is_open: not is_closed valid_name: fname /= Void do set_name (fname) file_pointer := file_reopen (internal_name_pointer.item, 4, file_pointer) mode := Read_write_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_write: is_open_write end reopen_read_append (fname: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Reopen in read and write-at-end mode with file -- of name fname; create file if it does not exist. require is_open: not is_closed valid_name: fname /= Void do set_name (fname) file_pointer := file_reopen (internal_name_pointer.item, 5, file_pointer) mode := Append_read_file ensure exists: exists open_read: is_open_read open_append: is_open_append end close -- Close file. do file_close (file_pointer) mode := Closed_file file_pointer := default_pointer descriptor_available := False ensure then is_closed: is_closed end feature -- Cursor movement start -- Go to first position. require else file_opened: not is_closed do file_go (file_pointer, 0) end finish -- Go to last position. require else file_opened: not is_closed do file_recede (file_pointer, 0) end forth -- Go to next position. require else file_opened: not is_closed do file_move (file_pointer, 1); file_gc (file_pointer).do_nothing if not end_of_file then back end end back -- Go back one position. do file_move (file_pointer, -1) end move (offset: INTEGER_32) -- Advance by offset from current location. require file_opened: not is_closed do file_move (file_pointer, offset) end go (abs_position: INTEGER_32) -- Go to the absolute position. -- (New position may be beyond physical length.) require file_opened: not is_closed non_negative_argument: abs_position >= 0 do file_go (file_pointer, abs_position) end recede (abs_position: INTEGER_32) -- Go to the absolute position backwards, -- starting from end of file. require file_opened: not is_closed non_negative_argument: abs_position >= 0 do file_recede (file_pointer, abs_position) end next_line -- Move to next input line. require is_readable: file_readable do file_tnil (file_pointer) end feature -- Iteration new_cursor: FILE_ITERATION_CURSOR -- Fresh cursor associated with current structure do create Result.make_open_read (internal_name_pointer) end feature -- Element change extend (v: like item) -- Include v at end. do put_character (v) end flush -- Flush buffered data to disk. -- Note that there is no guarantee that the operating -- system will physically write the data to the disk. -- At least it will end up in the buffer cache, -- making the data visible to other processes. require is_open: not is_closed do file_flush (file_pointer) end link (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Link current file to fn. -- fn must not already exist. require file_exists: exists local l_ptr: MANAGED_POINTER do l_ptr := Buffered_file_info.file_name_to_pointer (fn, Void) file_link (internal_name_pointer.item, l_ptr.item) end append (f: like Current) -- Append a copy of the contents of f. require else target_is_closed: is_closed source_is_closed: f.is_closed do open_append; f.open_read file_append (file_pointer, f.file_pointer, f.count) close; f.close ensure then new_count: count = old count + f.count files_closed: f.is_closed and is_closed end put_integer (i: INTEGER_32) -- Write i at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of putint. deferred end putint (i: INTEGER_32) -- Write i at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of put_integer. deferred end put_boolean (b: BOOLEAN) -- Write b at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of putbool. deferred end putbool (b: BOOLEAN) -- Write b at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of put_boolean. deferred end put_real (r: REAL_32) -- Write r at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of putreal. deferred end putreal (r: REAL_32) -- Write r at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of put_real. deferred end put_double (d: REAL_64) -- Write d at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of putdouble. deferred end putdouble (d: REAL_64) -- Write d at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of put_double. deferred end put_string (s: READABLE_STRING_8) -- Write s at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of putstring. local n: like {READABLE_STRING_8}.count ext_s: ANY do n := s.count if n > 0 then ext_s := s.area file_ps (file_pointer, $ext_s.to_pointer, n) end end putstring (s: READABLE_STRING_8) -- Write s at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of put_string. local n: like {READABLE_STRING_8}.count ext_s: ANY do n := s.count if n > 0 then ext_s := s.area file_ps (file_pointer, $ext_s.to_pointer, n) end end put_managed_pointer (p: MANAGED_POINTER; start_pos, nb_bytes: INTEGER_32) -- Put data of length nb_bytes pointed by start_pos index in p at -- current position. do file_ps (file_pointer, p.item + start_pos, nb_bytes) end put_character (c: CHARACTER_8) -- Write c at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of putchar. do file_pc (file_pointer, c) end putchar (c: CHARACTER_8) -- Write c at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of put_character. do file_pc (file_pointer, c) end put_new_line -- Write a new line character at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of new_line. do file_tnwl (file_pointer) end new_line -- Write a new line character at current position. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of put_new_line. do file_tnwl (file_pointer) end stamp (time: INTEGER_32) -- Stamp with time (for both access and modification). require file_exists: exists do file_utime (internal_name_pointer.item, time, 2) ensure date_updated: date = time end set_access (time: INTEGER_32) -- Stamp with time (access only). require file_exists: exists do file_utime (internal_name_pointer.item, time, 0) ensure acess_date_updated: access_date = time date_unchanged: date = old date end set_date (time: INTEGER_32) -- Stamp with time (modification time only). require file_exists: exists do file_utime (internal_name_pointer.item, time, 1) ensure access_date_unchanged: access_date = old access_date date_updated: date = time end change_name (new_name: STRING_8) obsolete "Use `rename_file' instead. [2017-05-31]" -- Change file name to new_name. require new_name_not_void: new_name /= Void new_name_not_empty: not new_name.is_empty file_exists: exists do rename_file (new_name) ensure name_changed: internal_name = new_name end rename_file (new_name: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Change file name to new_name require new_name_not_void: new_name /= Void new_name_not_empty: not new_name.is_empty file_exists: exists local l_ptr: MANAGED_POINTER do l_ptr := Buffered_file_info.file_name_to_pointer (new_name, Void) file_rename (internal_name_pointer.item, l_ptr.item) set_name (new_name) ensure name_changed: internal_name = new_name end rename_path (new_path: PATH) -- Change file name to new_path require new_path_not_void: new_path /= Void new_path_not_empty: not new_path.is_empty file_exists: exists local l_ptr: MANAGED_POINTER do l_ptr := new_path.to_pointer file_rename (internal_name_pointer.item, l_ptr.item) set_path (new_path) ensure name_changed: internal_name.same_string (new_path.name) end add_permission (who, what: STRING_8) -- Add read, write, execute or setuid permission -- for who ('u', 'g' or 'o') to what. require who_is_not_void: who /= Void what_is_not_void: what /= Void file_descriptor_exists: exists local ext_who, ext_what: ANY do ext_who := who.to_c ext_what := what.to_c file_perm (internal_name_pointer.item, $ext_who.to_pointer, $ext_what.to_pointer, 1) end remove_permission (who, what: STRING_8) -- Remove read, write, execute or setuid permission -- for who ('u', 'g' or 'o') to what. require who_is_not_void: who /= Void what_is_not_void: what /= Void file_descriptor_exists: exists local ext_who, ext_what: ANY do ext_who := who.to_c ext_what := what.to_c file_perm (internal_name_pointer.item, $ext_who.to_pointer, $ext_what.to_pointer, 0) end change_mode (mask: INTEGER_32) -- Replace mode by mask. require file_exists: exists do file_chmod (internal_name_pointer.item, mask) end change_owner (new_owner_id: INTEGER_32) -- Change owner of file to new_owner_id found in -- system password file. On some systems this -- requires super-user privileges. require file_exists: exists do file_chown (internal_name_pointer.item, new_owner_id) end change_group (new_group_id: INTEGER_32) -- Change group of file to new_group_id found in -- system password file. require file_exists: exists do file_chgrp (internal_name_pointer.item, new_group_id) end change_date: INTEGER_32 -- Time stamp of last change. require file_exists: exists do set_buffer Result := Buffered_file_info.change_date end touch -- Update time stamp (for both access and modification). require file_exists: exists do file_touch (internal_name_pointer.item) ensure date_changed: date /= old date end basic_store (object: ANY) -- Produce an external representation of the -- entire object structure reachable from object. -- Retrievable within current system only. do c_basic_store (descriptor, $object.to_pointer) end general_store (object: ANY) -- Produce an external representation of the -- entire object structure reachable from object. -- Retrievable from other systems for same platform -- (machine architecture). do c_general_store (descriptor, $object.to_pointer) end independent_store (object: ANY) -- Produce an external representation of the -- entire object structure reachable from object. -- Retrievable from other systems for the same or other -- platform (machine architecture). do c_independent_store (descriptor, $object.to_pointer) end feature -- Removal wipe_out -- Remove all items. require else is_closed: is_closed do open_write close end delete -- Remove link with physical file. -- File does not physically disappear from the disk -- until no more processes reference it. -- I/O operations on it are still possible. -- A directory must be empty to be deleted. require exists: path_exists do file_unlink (internal_name_pointer.item) end reset (fn: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Change file name to fn and reset -- file descriptor and all information. require valid_file_name: fn /= Void do set_name (fn) if mode /= Closed_file then close end last_integer := 0 last_real := 0.0 last_double := 0.0 last_character := '%U'; last_string.wipe_out ensure file_renamed: internal_name = fn file_closed: is_closed end reset_path (fp: PATH) -- Change file name to fp and reset -- file descriptor and all information. require valid_file_name: fp /= Void do set_path (fp) if mode /= Closed_file then close end last_integer := 0 last_real := 0.0 last_double := 0.0 last_character := '%U'; last_string.wipe_out ensure file_closed: is_closed end feature -- Input read_real -- Read a new real. -- Make result available in last_real. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of readreal and read_real_32. require else is_readable: file_readable deferred end readreal -- Read a new real. -- Make result available in last_real. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_real and read_real_32. require else is_readable: file_readable deferred end read_real_32 -- Read a new real. -- Make result available in last_real. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_real and readreal. require else is_readable: file_readable deferred end read_double -- Read a new double. -- Make result available in last_double. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of readdouble and read_real_64. require else is_readable: file_readable deferred end readdouble -- Read a new double. -- Make result available in last_double. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_double and read_real_64. require else is_readable: file_readable deferred end read_real_64 -- Read a new double. -- Make result available in last_double. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_double and readdouble. require else is_readable: file_readable deferred end read_character -- Read a new character. -- Make result available in last_character. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of readchar. require else is_readable: file_readable do last_character := file_gc (file_pointer) end readchar -- Read a new character. -- Make result available in last_character. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_character. require else is_readable: file_readable do last_character := file_gc (file_pointer) end read_integer -- Read a new integer. -- Make result available in last_integer. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of readint. require else is_readable: file_readable deferred end readint -- Read a new integer. -- Make result available in last_integer. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_integer. require else is_readable: file_readable deferred end read_line -- Read a string until new line or end of file. -- Make result available in last_string. -- New line will be consumed but not part of last_string. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of readline. require else is_readable: file_readable local str_cap: INTEGER_32 read: INTEGER_32 str_area: ANY done: BOOLEAN l: like last_string do l := last_string from str_area := l.area str_cap := l.capacity until done loop read := read + file_gs (file_pointer, $str_area.to_pointer, str_cap, read) if read > str_cap then l.set_count (str_cap) if str_cap < 2048 then l.grow (str_cap + 1024) else l.automatic_grow end str_cap := l.capacity read := read - 1 str_area := l.area else l.set_count (read) done := True end end end readline -- Read a string until new line or end of file. -- Make result available in last_string. -- New line will be consumed but not part of last_string. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_line. require else is_readable: file_readable local str_cap: INTEGER_32 read: INTEGER_32 str_area: ANY done: BOOLEAN l: like last_string do l := last_string from str_area := l.area str_cap := l.capacity until done loop read := read + file_gs (file_pointer, $str_area.to_pointer, str_cap, read) if read > str_cap then l.set_count (str_cap) if str_cap < 2048 then l.grow (str_cap + 1024) else l.automatic_grow end str_cap := l.capacity read := read - 1 str_area := l.area else l.set_count (read) done := True end end end read_line_thread_aware -- Read characters until a new line or -- end of medium. -- Make result available in last_string. -- Functionally identical to read_line but -- won't prevent garbage collection from occurring -- while blocked waiting for data, though data must -- be copied an extra time. require else is_readable: file_readable local str_cap: INTEGER_32 read: INTEGER_32 done: BOOLEAN l: like last_string l_old_count, l_new_count: INTEGER_32 l_buffer: like Read_data_buffer do l := last_string l_buffer := Read_data_buffer from l.wipe_out str_cap := l_buffer.capacity until done loop read := file_gs_ta (file_pointer, l_buffer.item, str_cap, 0) l_old_count := l.count l_new_count := l_old_count + read.min (str_cap) done := read <= str_cap; l.grow (l_new_count); l.set_count (l_new_count); l_buffer.copy_to_string (l, 1, l_old_count + 1, read.min (str_cap)) end end read_stream (nb_char: INTEGER_32) -- Read a string of at most nb_char bound characters -- or until end of file. -- Make result available in last_string. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of readstream. require else is_readable: file_readable local str_area: ANY l: like last_string do l := last_string; l.grow (nb_char) str_area := l.area; l.set_count (file_gss (file_pointer, $str_area.to_pointer, nb_char)) end readstream (nb_char: INTEGER_32) -- Read a string of at most nb_char bound characters -- or until end of file. -- Make result available in last_string. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_stream. require else is_readable: file_readable local str_area: ANY l: like last_string do l := last_string; l.grow (nb_char) str_area := l.area; l.set_count (file_gss (file_pointer, $str_area.to_pointer, nb_char)) end read_stream_thread_aware (nb_char: INTEGER_32) -- Read a string of at most nb_char bound characters -- or until end of medium is encountered. -- Make result available in last_string. -- Functionally identical to read_stream but -- won't prevent garbage collection from occurring -- while blocked waiting for data, though data must -- be copied an extra time. require else is_readable: file_readable local new_count: INTEGER_32 l_buffer: like Read_data_buffer l_str: like last_string do l_str := last_string l_buffer := Read_data_buffer; l_buffer.set_count (nb_char) new_count := file_gss_ta (file_pointer, l_buffer.item, nb_char); l_buffer.set_count (new_count); l_str.grow (new_count); l_str.set_count (new_count); l_buffer.read_string_into (l_str) end read_to_managed_pointer (p: MANAGED_POINTER; start_pos, nb_bytes: INTEGER_32) -- Read at most nb_bytes bound bytes and make result -- available in p at position start_pos. require else p_not_void: p /= Void p_large_enough: p.count >= nb_bytes + start_pos is_readable: file_readable do bytes_read := file_gss (file_pointer, p.item + start_pos, nb_bytes) end read_to_string (a_string: STRING_8; pos, nb: INTEGER_32): INTEGER_32 -- Fill a_string, starting at position pos with at -- most nb characters read from current file. -- Return the number of characters actually read. require is_readable: file_readable not_end_of_file: not end_of_file a_string_not_void: a_string /= Void valid_position: a_string.valid_index (pos) nb_large_enough: nb > 0 nb_small_enough: nb <= a_string.count - pos + 1 deferred ensure nb_char_read_large_enough: Result >= 0 nb_char_read_small_enough: Result <= nb character_read: not end_of_file implies Result > 0 end read_word -- Read a string, excluding white space and stripping -- leading white space. -- Make result available in last_string. -- White space characters are: blank, new_line, tab, -- vertical tab, formfeed, end of file. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of readword. require is_readable: file_readable local str_area: ANY str_cap: INTEGER_32 read: INTEGER_32 l: like last_string do l := last_string from str_area := l.area str_cap := l.capacity until read > str_cap loop read := read + file_gw (file_pointer, $str_area.to_pointer, str_cap, read) if read > str_cap then if str_cap < 2048 then l.grow (str_cap + 1024) else l.automatic_grow end str_area := l.area str_cap := l.capacity read := read - 1 else l.set_count (read) read := str_cap + 1 end end separator := file_lh (file_pointer) ensure last_string_not_void: last_string /= Void end readword -- Read a string, excluding white space and stripping -- leading white space. -- Make result available in last_string. -- White space characters are: blank, new_line, tab, -- vertical tab, formfeed, end of file. -- Was declared in FILE as synonym of read_word. require is_readable: file_readable local str_area: ANY str_cap: INTEGER_32 read: INTEGER_32 l: like last_string do l := last_string from str_area := l.area str_cap := l.capacity until read > str_cap loop read := read + file_gw (file_pointer, $str_area.to_pointer, str_cap, read) if read > str_cap then if str_cap < 2048 then l.grow (str_cap + 1024) else l.automatic_grow end str_area := l.area str_cap := l.capacity read := read - 1 else l.set_count (read) read := str_cap + 1 end end separator := file_lh (file_pointer) ensure last_string_not_void: last_string /= Void end read_word_thread_aware -- Read a string, excluding white space and stripping -- leading white space. -- Make result available in last_string. -- White space characters are: blank, new_line, tab, -- vertical tab, formfeed, end of file. require is_readable: file_readable local str_cap: INTEGER_32 read: INTEGER_32 done: BOOLEAN l: like last_string l_old_count, l_new_count: INTEGER_32 l_buffer: like Read_data_buffer do l := last_string l_buffer := Read_data_buffer from l.wipe_out str_cap := l_buffer.capacity until done loop read := file_gw_ta (file_pointer, l_buffer.item, str_cap, 0) l_old_count := l.count l_new_count := l_old_count + read.min (str_cap) done := read <= str_cap; l.grow (l_new_count); l.set_count (l_new_count); l_buffer.copy_to_string (l, 1, l_old_count + 1, read.min (str_cap)) end separator := file_lh (file_pointer) ensure last_string_not_void: last_string /= Void end feature -- Convenience copy_to (file: like Current) -- Copy content of current from current cursor -- position to end of file into file from -- current cursor position of file. require file_not_void: file /= Void file_is_open_write: file.is_open_write current_is_open_read: is_open_read local l_modulo, l_read, nb: INTEGER_32 l_pos: INTEGER_32 l_old_last_string: like last_string do from l_read := 0 nb := count l_modulo := 51200 l_old_last_string := last_string create last_string.make (l_modulo) l_pos := position if l_pos /= 0 then go (0) end until l_read >= nb loop read_stream (l_modulo); file.put_string (last_string) l_read := l_read + l_modulo end if l_pos /= 0 then go (l_pos) end last_string := l_old_last_string end feature {FILE_ITERATION_CURSOR} -- Iteration file_open (fname: POINTER; how: INTEGER_32): POINTER -- File pointer for file fname, in mode how. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, int): EIF_POINTER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_open" end file_close (file: POINTER) -- Close file. external "C signature (FILE *) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_close" end feature {NONE} -- Implementation internal_name: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL -- Store the name of the file as it was given to us by the user -- to avoid conversion on storing as it is not necessary. internal_name_pointer: MANAGED_POINTER -- File system specific encoding of internal_name. -- Typically a UTF-16 sequence on Windows, a UTF-8 sequence on Unix. do if attached internal_detachable_name_pointer as l_ptr then Result := l_ptr else check internal_name_pointer_set: False then end end end internal_detachable_name_pointer: detachable MANAGED_POINTER note option: stable, transient attribute end set_name (a_name: READABLE_STRING_GENERAL) -- Set name with a_name. require a_name_not_void: a_name /= Void do internal_name := a_name internal_detachable_name_pointer := Buffered_file_info.file_name_to_pointer (a_name, internal_detachable_name_pointer) ensure name_set: internal_name = a_name end set_path (a_path: PATH) -- Set internal_name_pointer with a content matching a_path. require a_path_not_void: a_path /= Void do internal_name := a_path.name internal_detachable_name_pointer := a_path.to_pointer ensure path_set: path.same_as (a_path) end create_last_string (a_min_size: INTEGER_32) obsolete "Implementors should create `last_string' directly. [2017-05-31]" -- Create new instance of last_string with a least a_min_size -- as capacity. require last_string_void: last_string = Void a_min_size_non_negative: a_min_size >= 0 do create last_string.make (Default_last_string_size.max (a_min_size)) ensure last_string_attached: last_string /= Void capacity_set: attached last_string as l and then l.capacity >= a_min_size end Default_last_string_size: INTEGER_32 = 256 -- Default size for creating last_string True_string: STRING_8 -- Character string "true" once Result := "True" end False_string: STRING_8 -- Character string "false" once Result := "False" end Buffered_file_info: FILE_INFO -- Information about the file. once create Result.make end Read_data_buffer: C_STRING -- Buffer to read data in a thread aware context. once create Result.make_empty (Default_last_string_size) ensure read_data_buffer_not_void: Result /= Void end set_buffer -- Resynchronizes information on file require file_exists: exists do Buffered_file_info.fast_update (internal_name, internal_name_pointer) end file_link (from_name, to_name: POINTER) -- Link to_name to from_name external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, EIF_FILENAME) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_link" end file_unlink (fname: POINTER) -- Delete file fname. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_unlink" end file_dopen (fd, how: INTEGER_32): POINTER -- File pointer for file of descriptor fd in mode how -- (which must fit the way fd was obtained). external "C signature (int, int): EIF_POINTER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_dopen" end file_reopen (fname: POINTER; how: INTEGER_32; file: POINTER): POINTER -- File pointer to file, reopened to have new name fname -- in a mode specified by how. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, int, FILE *): EIF_POINTER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_reopen" end file_flush (file: POINTER) -- Flush file. external "C signature (FILE *) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_flush" end file_fd (file: POINTER): INTEGER_32 -- Operating system's file descriptor external "C signature (FILE *): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_fd" end file_gc (file: POINTER): CHARACTER_8 -- Access the next character external "C blocking signature (FILE *): EIF_CHARACTER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_gc" end file_gs (file: POINTER; a_string: POINTER; length, begin: INTEGER_32): INTEGER_32 -- a_string updated with characters read from file -- until new line, with begin characters already read. -- If it does not fit, result is length - begin + 1. -- If it fits, result is number of characters read. external "C signature (FILE *, char *, EIF_INTEGER, EIF_INTEGER): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_gs" end file_gss (file: POINTER; a_string: POINTER; length: INTEGER_32): INTEGER_32 -- Read min (length, remaining bytes in file) characters -- into a_string. If it does not fit, result is length + 1. -- Otherwise, result is the number of characters read. external "C signature (FILE *, char *, EIF_INTEGER): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_gss" end file_gw (file: POINTER; a_string: POINTER; length, begin: INTEGER_32): INTEGER_32 -- Read a string excluding white space and stripping -- leading white space from file into a_string. -- White space characters are: blank, new_line, -- tab, vertical tab, formfeed or end of file. -- If it does not fit, result is length - begin + 1, -- otherwise result is number of characters read. external "C signature (FILE *, char *, EIF_INTEGER, EIF_INTEGER): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_gw" end file_gs_ta (file: POINTER; a_string: POINTER; length, begin: INTEGER_32): INTEGER_32 -- Same as file_gs but it won't prevent garbage collection from occurring -- while blocked waiting for data. external "C blocking signature (FILE *, char *, EIF_INTEGER, EIF_INTEGER): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_gs" end file_gss_ta (file: POINTER; a_string: POINTER; length: INTEGER_32): INTEGER_32 -- Same as file_gss but it won't prevent garbage collection from occurring -- while blocked waiting for data. external "C blocking signature (FILE *, char *, EIF_INTEGER): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_gss" end file_gw_ta (file: POINTER; a_string: POINTER; length, begin: INTEGER_32): INTEGER_32 -- Same as file_gw but it won't prevent garbage collection from occurring -- while blocked waiting for data. external "C blocking signature (FILE *, char *, EIF_INTEGER, EIF_INTEGER): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_gw" end file_lh (file: POINTER): CHARACTER_8 -- Look ahead in file and find out the value of the next -- character. Do not read over character. external "C signature (FILE *): EIF_CHARACTER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_lh" end file_size (file: POINTER): INTEGER_32 -- Size of file external "C signature (FILE *): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_size" end file_tnil (file: POINTER) -- Read upto next input line. external "C signature (FILE *) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_tnil" end file_tell (file: POINTER): INTEGER_32 -- Current cursor position in file. external "C signature (FILE *): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_tell" end file_touch (fname: POINTER) -- Touch file fname. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_touch" end file_rename (old_name, new_name: POINTER) -- Change file name from old_name to new_name. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, EIF_FILENAME) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_rename" end file_perm (fname, who, what: POINTER; flag: INTEGER_32) -- Change permissions for fname to who and what. -- flag = 1 -> add permissions, -- flag = 0 -> remove permissions. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, char *, char *, int) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_perm" end file_chmod (fname: POINTER; mask: INTEGER_32) -- Change mode of fname to mask. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, int) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_chmod" end file_chown (fname: POINTER; new_owner: INTEGER_32) -- Change owner of fname to new_owner external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, int) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_chown" end file_chgrp (fname: POINTER; new_group: INTEGER_32) -- Change group of fname to new_group external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, int) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_chgrp" end file_utime (fname: POINTER; time, how: INTEGER_32) -- Set access, modification time or both (how = 0,1,2) on -- fname, using time as time stamp. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, int, int) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_utime" end file_tnwl (file: POINTER) -- Print a new-line to file. external "C signature (FILE *) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_tnwl" end file_append (file, from_file: POINTER; length: INTEGER_32) -- Append a copy of from_file to file external "C signature (FILE *, FILE *, EIF_INTEGER) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_append" end file_ps (file: POINTER; a_string: POINTER; length: INTEGER_32) -- Print a_string to file. external "C signature (FILE *, char *, EIF_INTEGER) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_ps" end file_pc (file: POINTER; c: CHARACTER_8) -- Put c to end of file. external "C signature (FILE *, EIF_CHARACTER) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_pc" end file_go (file: POINTER; abs_position: INTEGER_32) -- Go to absolute position, originated from start. external "C signature (FILE *, EIF_INTEGER) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_go" end file_recede (file: POINTER; abs_position: INTEGER_32) -- Go to absolute position, originated from end. external "C signature (FILE *, EIF_INTEGER) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_recede" end file_move (file: POINTER; offset: INTEGER_32) -- Move file pointer by offset. external "C signature (FILE *, EIF_INTEGER) use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_move" end file_feof (file: POINTER): BOOLEAN -- End of file? external "C signature (FILE *): EIF_BOOLEAN use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_feof" end file_exists (fname: POINTER): BOOLEAN -- Does fname exist. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME): EIF_BOOLEAN use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_exists" end file_path_exists (fname: POINTER): BOOLEAN -- Does fname exist. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME): EIF_BOOLEAN use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_path_exists" end file_access (fname: POINTER; which: INTEGER_32): BOOLEAN -- Perform access test which on fname using real UID. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, EIF_INTEGER): EIF_BOOLEAN use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_access" end file_creatable (fname: POINTER; n: INTEGER_32): BOOLEAN -- Is fname with n bytes creatable. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, EIF_INTEGER): EIF_BOOLEAN use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_creatable" end c_retrieved (file_handle: INTEGER_32): detachable ANY -- Object structured retrieved from file of pointer -- file_ptr external "C use %"eif_retrieve.h%"" alias "eretrieve" end c_basic_store (file_handle: INTEGER_32; object: POINTER) -- Store object structure reachable form current object -- in file pointer file_ptr. external "C signature (EIF_INTEGER, EIF_REFERENCE) use %"eif_store.h%"" alias "estore" end c_general_store (file_handle: INTEGER_32; object: POINTER) -- Store object structure reachable form current object -- in file pointer file_ptr. external "C signature (EIF_INTEGER, EIF_REFERENCE) use %"eif_store.h%"" alias "eestore" end c_independent_store (file_handle: INTEGER_32; object: POINTER) -- Store object structure reachable form current object -- in file pointer file_ptr. external "C signature (EIF_INTEGER, EIF_REFERENCE) use %"eif_store.h%"" alias "sstore" end eif_file_date (a_path: POINTER): INTEGER_32 -- Modification date of file named a_path. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_date" end eif_file_access_date (a_path: POINTER): INTEGER_32 -- Access date of a file named a_path. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_access_date" end eif_temp_file (a_name_template: POINTER; a_text_mode: BOOLEAN): INTEGER_32 -- Generate a temporary file and return an file descriptor to the file. -- a_name_template: pattern used to create the temporary file. -- a_text_mode:, if text mode is True, the temporary file is created in text mode, -- otherwise in binary mode. external "C signature (EIF_FILENAME, EIF_BOOLEAN): EIF_INTEGER use %"eif_file.h%"" alias "eif_file_mkstemp" end feature {NONE} -- Inapplicable go_to (r: CURSOR) -- Move to position marked r. do end replace (v: like item) -- Replace current item by v. do end remove -- Remove current item. do end prune (v: like item) -- Remove an occurrence of v if any. do ensure then count <= old count end feature {FILE} -- Implementation mode: INTEGER_32 -- Input-output mode Closed_file: INTEGER_32 = 0 Read_file: INTEGER_32 = 1 Write_file: INTEGER_32 = 2 Append_file: INTEGER_32 = 3 Read_write_file: INTEGER_32 = 4 Append_read_file: INTEGER_32 = 5 set_read_mode -- Define file mode as read. do mode := Read_file end set_write_mode -- Define file mode as write. do mode := Write_file end invariant valid_mode: Closed_file <= mode and mode <= Append_read_file name_exists: internal_name /= Void name_not_empty: not internal_name.is_empty note copyright: "Copyright (c) 1984-2020, Eiffel Software and others" license: "Eiffel Forum License v2 (see http://www.eiffel.com/licensing/forum.txt)" source: "[ Eiffel Software 5949 Hollister Ave., Goleta, CA 93117 USA Telephone 805-685-1006, Fax 805-685-6869 Website http://www.eiffel.com Customer support http://support.eiffel.com ]" end -- class FILE
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