Ruby/Rails : Ruby Core Classes : FileUtils
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Document / Topc: Ruby Core Classes
Related Keywords: Ruby Rails Ruby Core Classes File Utils
Help URL: http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/FileUtils.html
Items Related to FileUtils
Inner Elements of FileUtils
FileUtils contains following items:
- cd
- chdir
- chmod
- chmod_R (chmod R)
- chown
- chown_R (chown R)
- cmp
- compare_file (compare file)
- compare_stream (compare stream)
- copy
- copy_entry (copy entry)
- copy_file (copy file)
- copy_stream (copy stream)
- cp
- cp_r (cp r)
- fu_have_symlink? (fu have symlink )
- fu_world_writable? (fu world writable )
- getwd
- identical? (identical )
- install
- link
- ln
- ln_s (ln s)
- ln_sf (ln sf)
- makedirs
- mkdir
- mkdir_p (mkdir p)
- mkpath
- move
- mv
- pwd
- remove
- remove_dir (remove dir)
- remove_entry (remove entry)
- remove_entry_secure (remove entry secure)
- remove_file (remove file)
- rm
- rm_f (rm f)
- rm_r (rm r)
- rm_rf (rm rf)
- rmdir
- rmtree
- safe_unlink (safe unlink)
- symlink
- touch
- uptodate? (uptodate )
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