In msdn, there are 15 properties for a file, and the properties of the file vary depending on the partition format of the Disk.
- GetFileAttributes Get the return value of a file property function
return field |
return value |
Property type |
File_attribute_readonly |
1 |
Read-only |
File_attribute_hidden |
2 |
Hide |
File_attribute_system |
4 |
System |
File_attribute_directory |
16 |
Directory |
File_attribute_archive |
32 |
Archive |
File_attribute_device |
64 |
Keep |
File_attribute_normal |
128 |
Normal |
File_attribute_temporary |
256 |
Temporary |
File_attribute_sparse_file |
512 |
Sparse files |
File_attribute_reparse_point |
1024 |
Hyperlinks or shortcuts |
File_attribute_compressed |
2048 |
Compression |
File_attribute_offline |
4096 |
Offline |
File_attribute_not_content_indexed |
8192 |
Index |
file_attribute_encrypted |
16384 |
Encryption |
File_attribute_virtual |
65536 |
Virtual |
The properties of the orange tag are the public properties of the files in the Windows system, where read-only, hidden, system, archive are the four basic properties of the File. Compressed,content_indexed,encrypted only exists in NTFS Partitions.
After the file has stripped all of its properties (four basic properties), It is automatically marked as Normal. Files with both system and hidden properties are completely invisible in the system, which is a common trick for Viruses.
Commpressed and encrypted cannot coexist. Files have the Content_indexed property by default
2.setfileattributes Set file Property function
Set file Properties: setfileattributes (file name, Property Value)
SetFileAttributes (filename, file_attribute_readonly); Set to Read-only
SetFileAttributes (filename, file_attribute_hidden); Set to Hidden
SetFileAttributes (filename, file_attribute_system); Set As System
SetFileAttributes (filename, file_attribute_archive); Set to save
SetFileAttributes (filename, file_attribute_normal); Set to normal (cancel top four properties)
Set more than two properties:
SetFileAttributes (filename, file_attribute_readonly | file_attribute_hidden);
- Set as Read-only + Hide + system + Save
SetFileAttributes (filename, file_attribute_readonly | File_attribute_hidden _
| File_attribute_system | file_attribute_archive);
SetFileAttributes (filename, file_attribute_normal);
-successfully returned 1-65536, error returned 0;
-#include <windows.h> Header files;
Vc
To move and copy files, delete files
Methods for setting file properties
CopyFile
And
MoveFile
,
SetFileAttributes
,
Rename
BOOL CopyFile (
Lpctstr
Lpexistingfilename
,
Name of an existing file
Lpctstr
Lpnewfilename
,
Name of the new file
BOOL
Bfailifexists
Operation if file exists
);
Attention:
1
, the path name of the file must be the
\\
Instead of
\
,
\
It's not working, I've tried it.
2
、
Bfailifexists
The value is
TRUE
If the file you want to copy is already saved in the destination folder
on, then replication Fails. Value is
FALSE,
Overrides are Allowed.
BOOL MoveFile (
Lpctstr
Lpexistingfilename
,
File name
Lpctstr
Lpnewfilename
New file name
);
Attention:
Its copied file name and
CopyFile
is the Same.
DeleteFile
The
DeleteFile
function deletes an existing File.
BOOL DeleteFile (
Lpctstr
lpFileName
File name
);
BOOL SetFileAttributes (
Lpctstr
lpFileName
,
File name
DWORD
dwFileAttributes
Attributes
);
Attention:
dwFileAttributes
For property settings, There are the following
Int
Rename
Const
Char
*
Oldname
,
Const
Char
*
NewName
);
Oldname
And
NewName
The same is the file name (including the path),
The return value of the above three functions is
0
, the operation fails and the operation succeeds for a value other than 0.
The above two functions are contained in a
Windows.h
The header File.
Example
#include <windows.h>
#include <iostream>
Using namespace std;
void Main ()
{
CopyFile ("d:\\dsc00008. JPG "," e:\\mv\\1.jpg ", false);
MoveFile ("d:\\javahe
And
Mysql
Instance
. doc "," E:\\mv\\2.doc ");
SetFileAttributes ("e:\\mv\\2.doc", file_attribute_hidden);
Rename ("e:\\mv\\2.doc", "e:\\mv\\javahe
And
Mysql
Instance
. doc ");
cout<< "
Replication succeeded
";
}
And also
CreateFile
In
Msdn
Can be found in The. Check it out when you need it.
C + + File property settings (hidden, read-only, encrypted, etc.)