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    Import std.os.folders

    Folders

    std.os.folders

    struct 

    Public Struct Folders

    Folders' Static Properties, each a folder's path, or Null when the OS doesn't say.

    Examples

    Expect(Folders.Executable != Null)
Expect(Folders.Temp != Null)

    std/os/folders.fb, line 31

    • Public Static Property Executable: String? property #

      The program's own file.

    • Public Static Property Home: String? property #

      The user's home folder.

    • Public Static Property Config: String? property #

      Where programs keep the user's settings: Windows' roaming AppData, macOS's ~/Library/Application Support, or Linux's XDG_CONFIG_HOME, ~/.config by default. A program keeps its own in a folder of its name there.

    • Public Static Property Data: String? property #

      Where programs keep the user's data: Windows' roaming AppData, macOS's ~/Library/Application Support, or Linux's XDG_DATA_HOME, ~/.local/share by default.

    • Public Static Property Cache: String? property #

      Where programs keep what they can make again: Windows' local AppData, macOS's ~/Library/Caches, or Linux's XDG_CACHE_HOME, ~/.cache by default.

    • Public Static Property Temp: String? property #

      Where programs keep files for a while: the first of TMPDIR, TMP, TEMP, and TEMPDIR that's set, or /tmp, on Linux and macOS, and of TMP, TEMP, and USERPROFILE, or the Windows folder, on Windows.

    • Public Static Property Documents: String? property #

      The user's documents: Windows' Documents, macOS's ~/Documents, or the one Linux's user-dirs.dirs names, ~/Documents by default.

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