Javascript-Folder object

Description:

Provides access to folder properties.

Attribute:

Attribute	Description
Attributes	Sets or returns the attributes of a file or folder.
Datecreated	Returns the creation time of the specified file or folder.
Datelastaccessed	Returns the last time the file or folder was created.
Datelastmodified	Returns the last modification date and date of the specified file and folder.
Drive	Returns the drive letter of the drive where the specified file or folder is located.
Files	Returns a set of files consisting of all file objects in the specified folder, including files with hidden files and system file attributes.
Isrootfolder	If the specified folder is the root folder, true is returned; otherwise, false is returned.
Name	Set or return the name of the file or folder
Parentfolder	Returns the parent folder object of the specified file or folder.
Path	Returns the path of the specified file, folder, or drive.
Shortname	Return short name
Export path	Return short path
Size	For folders, the size of all files and subfolders in all subfolders contained in the folder is returned in bytes.
Subfolders	Returns a folder set consisting of files in the specified folder, including files with hidden and system file attributes.
Type	Returns information about a file or folder.

 

Example:

Example	Effect
VaR folderpath =" D: \ test \\ "; Var FSO = New Activexobject (" Scripting. FileSystemObject "); Var folder = FSO. getfolder (folderpath); display (" Datecreated: "+ Folder. datecreated); display ("Datelastaccessed: "+ Folder. datelastaccessed); display (" Datelastmodified: "+ Folder. datelastmodified); display (" Drive: "+ Folder. Drive); display (" Isrootfolder: "+ Folder. isrootfolder); display (" Name: "+ Folder. Name); display (" Parentfolder: "+ Folder. parentfolder); display (" Path: "+ Folder. Path); display (" Shortname: "+ Folder. shortname); display (" Export path: "+ Folder. Folder path); display (" Size: "+ Folder. size); display (" Type: "+ Folder. type); function display ( Value ) {Document. Write ( Value +" <Br/> ");}
VaR folderpath =" D: \ test \\ "; Var FSO = New Activexobject (" Scripting. FileSystemObject "); Var folder = FSO. getfolder (folderpath); var Fe = New Enumerator (Folder. files ); While (! Fe. atend () {document. Write (Fe. Item () +" <Br/> "); Fe. movenext ();} document. Write (" <HR/> "); Fe = New Enumerator (Folder. subfolders ); While (! Fe. atend () {display (Fe. Item (); Fe. movenext ();} function display ( Value ) {Document. Write ( Value +" <Br/> ");}

 

 

Attribute: Attributes

Description: sets or returns the attributes of a file or folder.

Constant	Value	Description
Normal	0	Common File
Readonly	1	Read-Only files
Hidden	2	Hide a file
System	4	System Files
Volume	8	Disk Drive Volume label
Directory	16	Folder or directory
Artichive	32	File Modified after last backup
Alias	64	Link or shortcut
Compressed	128	Compression not found

Example:

Example	Effect
VaR folderpath ="D: \ test \\"; Var FSO =NewActivexobject ("Scripting. FileSystemObject"); Var folder = FSO. getfolder (folderpath); display (Folder. attributes); function display (Value) {Document. Write (Value+"<Br/>");}	16

 

Method:

Method	Description	Remarks
OBJ. Copy (destination [, overwrite])	Copy the specified folder from one location to another	OBJ: folder Destination: required. The destination location of the copied file or folder. Overwrite: Optional. The value of overwrite is true. Otherwise, the value of overwrite is false. The default value is true.
OBJ. Delete ([force])	Deletes a specified folder.	OBJ: file or folder Force: Optional. boolean value. True if you want to delete a file or folder with the read-only attribute. Otherwise, false.
OBJ. Move (destination)	Cut the specified file or folder from one location to another	Destination: Destination location for moving folders
obj. createtextfile (filename, overwrite, Unicode)	open the specified object and return a textstream object. read, write, or append the object through this object	filename: should be the name of the file object iomode: Optional. The specified input/output mode can be one of the three constants: forreading, forwriting, forappend Create: create a file fomat: Optional. Use one of the three-state values to specify the file opening format, if ignored, the file is opened in ASCII format