• NAME
• DESCRIPTION
• SYNOPSIS
• CLASS METHODS
  • new
  • write($buf)
  • seek($offset)
  • read($len)
  • read_all
  • close

NAME

Rex::FS::File - File Class

DESCRIPTION

This is the File Class used by file_write and file_read.

SYNOPSIS

 use Rex::Interface::File;
 my $fh = Rex::Interface::File->create('Local');
 $fh->open( '<', 'filename' );

 my $file = Rex::FS::File->new(fh => $fh);
 $file->read($len);
 $file->read_all;
 $file->write($buf);
 $file->close;

CLASS METHODS

new

This is the constructor. You need to set the filehandle which the object should work on or pass a filename. If you pass a filehandle, it has to be a Rex::Interface::File::* object

 my $fh = Rex::Interface::File->create('Local');
 $fh->open( '<', 'filename' );

 my $file = Rex::FS::File->new(fh => $fh);

Create a Rex::FS::File object with a filename

 # open a local file in read mode
 my $file = Rex::FS::File->new(
   filename => 'filename',
   mode     => 'r', # or '<'
   type     => 'Local',
 );

 # or shorter
 my $file = Rex::FS::File->new( filename => 'filename' );

 # open a local file in write mode
 my $file = Rex::FS::File->new(
   filename => 'filename',
   mode     => 'w', # or '>'
 );

Allowed modes:

 <  read
 r  read
 >  write
 w  write
 >> append
 a  append

For allowed types see documentation of Rex::Interface::File.

write($buf)

Write $buf into the filehandle.

 $file->write("Hello World");

seek($offset)

Seek to the file position $offset.

Set the file pointer to the 5th byte.

 $file->seek(5);

read($len)

Read $len bytes out of the filehandle.

 my $content = $file->read(1024);

read_all

Read everything out of the filehandle.

 my $content = $file->read_all;

close

Close the file.

 $file->close;

cpanm Rex

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install Rex