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fileutil::paths(3tcl) fileutil::paths(3tcl) 





NAME


fileutil::paths - Manage search path pools






SYNOPSIS


package require Tcl 8.5 9


package require fileutil::paths ?1.1?


::fileutil::paths poolName


poolName method ?arg arg ...?


poolName add path


poolName clear


poolName paths


poolName remove path










DESCRIPTION


Provides a snit class whose instances manage a pool of (search)
    paths.






API


The main command provides construction of search path pools:



  
::fileutil::paths poolName

  
Creates a new, empty pool of search paths with an associated global Tcl
      command whose name is poolName. It may be used to invoke various
      operations on the pool. It has the following general form:







  

  
method and arguments determine the exact behavior of the
      command.







  

  
If poolName is specified as %AUTO% a unique name will be
      generated by the package itself. The result of the command is the
      fully-qualified name of the instance command.




The following commands are possible for pool objects:



  

  
Adds the path to the pool. Nothing is done if the path is
      already known to the pool. The result of the command is the empty
    string.

  

  
Clears the entire pool. In other words, removes all paths from it. The
      result of the command is the empty string.

  

  
Returns the list of all paths known to the pool, in the order they were
      added.

  

  
Removes the path from the pool, if it is known to the pool. Unknown
      paths are ignored without error. The result of the command is the empty
      string.








BUGS, IDEAS, FEEDBACK


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    contain bugs and other problems. Please report such in the category
    fileutil of the Tcllib Trackers
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