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operator | file...is readable | ||||
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Boolean
Returns true if the file is readable, false otherwise. Using |
file string-expression (is | isnt) readable
This operator returns true if the file named by the string expression is readable by the OmniMark program. This can be done before executing an action that requires a readable file. If the file does not exist, it is (obviously) not readable.
If the file does not exist or is not readable, the programmer can choose an alternative path.
For example, the following code tests whether or not a file exists or is readable and, if not, it notes the error:
find "\input{" [any except "}"]+ => filename "}" do when file filename is readable submit file filename else put #error "File %x(filename) doesn't exist.%n" put #error "Processing continues... %n" done
Related Concepts File tests Security considerations |
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