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Created: temp/
>> copy
copy is working well!
>> copy.directory - with empty folders
copy empty directory is working well!
>> copy.directory - with filled folders
copy filled directory is working well!
>> delete
deleted
>> delete.directory - with empty folders
directories deleted!
>> delete.directory - with filled folders
directories & files deleted!
>> move
file.txt moved to dest/
>> move.directory - with empty folders
empty folders created inside input/
empty folders moved to dest/
>> move.directory - with filled folders
filled folders moved to dest/
>> permissions
[ :dictionary
user : [ :dictionary
read : true :logical
write : true :logical
execute : false :logical
]
group : [ :dictionary
read : true :logical
write : false :logical
execute : false :logical
]
others : [ :dictionary
read : true :logical
write : false :logical
execute : false :logical
]
]
>> read
Hello, world
This is a multiline File.
:) :string
>> read.lines
[ :block
The Language :string
------------------------------ :string
:string
Arturo is an independently-developed, modern programming language, :string
vaguely related to various other ones - including but not limited to: :string
Logo, Rebol, Forth, Ruby, Haskell, D, Smalltalk, Tcl, and Lisp. :string
:string
The language has been designed :string
following some very simple and straightforward principles: :string
:string
- Code is just a list of words, symbols and literal values :string
- Words and symbols within a block are interpreted - when needed - :string
according to the context :string
- No reserved words or keywords - :string
look for them as hard as you can; there are absolutely none :string
]
>> read.json
[ :dictionary
name : Arturo :string
version : 0.9.83 :string
build : b/12 :string
platform : amd/win10 :string
]
>> read.csv
[ :block
[ :block
language :string
version :string
platform :string
]
[ :block
Arturo :string
0.9.83 :string
win10 :string
]
[ :block
Python :string
3.9 :string
gnu/linux :string
]
[ :block
Ruby :string
3.2.1 :string
macOS :string
]
]
>> read.csv.withHeaders
[ :block
[ :dictionary
language; version; platform : Arturo; 0.9.83; win10 :string
]
[ :dictionary
language; version; platform : Python; 3.9; gnu/linux :string
]
[ :dictionary
language; version; platform : Ruby; 3.2.1; macOS :string
]
]
>> read.html
[ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
]
text :
Unordered List with Square Bullets
Arturo
Python
Ruby
Hello
World
:string
body : [ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
]
text :
Unordered List with Square Bullets
Arturo
Python
Ruby
Hello
World
:string
h2 : [ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
]
text : Unordered List with Square Bullets :string
]
ul : [ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
style : list-style-type:square; :string
]
text :
Arturo
Python
Ruby
:string
li : [ :block
[ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
]
text : Arturo :string
]
[ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
]
text : Python :string
]
[ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
]
text : Ruby :string
]
]
]
p : [ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
]
text :
Hello
World
:string
br : [ :dictionary
attrs : [ :dictionary
]
text : :string
]
]
]
]
>> read.xml
[ :block
[ :dictionary
name : Arturo Programming Language :string
author : Yanis Zafiropulos :string
category : Scripting and Concatenative :string
_tag : language :string
id : art :string
]
[ :dictionary
name : CPython :string
author : Guido van Rossum :string
category : Scripting and Object Oriented :string
_tag : language :string
id : py :string
]
[ :dictionary
name : Ruby :string
author : Yukihiro Matsumoto :string
category : Scripting and Object Oriented :string
_tag : language :string
id : rb :string
]
]
>> read.markdown
<h1>Arturo Basics</h1>
<blockquote>
<p>Arturo is a very simple language.
Even without any prior experience,
I estimate it would take you roughly half an hour
before you are comfortable enough to write your first program.</p>
</blockquote>
<hr>
<ul>
<li><a href="https://arturo-lang.io/documentation/library">Library</a></li>
<li><a href="https://arturo-lang.io/documentation/examples">Examples</a></li>
</ul>
<h2>First Steps</h2>
<ol>
<li><a href="https://arturo-lang.io/documentation/language/#the-main-components">Main Components</a></li>
<li><a href="https://arturo-lang.io/documentation/language/#precedence-and-evaluation">Precedence &amp; Evaluation</a></li>
<li><a href="https://arturo-lang.io/documentation/language/#scope-and-rules">Scope &amp; Rules</a></li>
</ol>
:string
>> read.toml
[ :dictionary
arturo : [ :dictionary
package : [ :dictionary
name : TOML Reader :string
description : Yet another TOML Reader :string
version : 1.0.1 :string
authors : [ :block
author A :string
author B :string
]
license : MIT :string
]
config : [ :dictionary
version : ^0.9 :string
pkg-manager : ^0.2 :string
]
]
]
>> read.toml -- from ini file
[ :dictionary
package : [ :dictionary
name : TOML Reader :string
description : Yet another TOML Reader :string
version : 1.0.1 :string
authors : [ :block
author A :string
author B :string
]
license : MIT :string
]
config : [ :dictionary
version : ^0.9 :string
pkg-manager : ^0.2 :string
]
]
>> read.binary
[ :binary
48 65 6C 6C 6F 2C 20 57 6F 72 6C 64 21
]
>> read.file
temp/read-file/test.bin :string
error raised as expected!
>> rename
file: Hello, world!
>> rename.directory
directory renamed [temp/rename-dir/renamed/file.txt]
>> timestamp
all fields are filled: [created accessed modified]
>> zip & unzip - README
zipped as dest.zip
unzipped as README.md
>> zip & unzip - src/arturo.nim
>> zip & unzip - destination
>> volume
13B
>> write
Hello, world!
>> write.append
Hello, world!
Hello, world!
From Arturo's World!
>> write.directory
before: []
now: [temp/write-dir/folder temp/write-dir/directory]
>> write.json
{
"name": "Arturo",
"version": "1.9.83",
"build": "b/12",
"platform": "amd/win10"
}
>> write.json.compact
{"name":"Arturo","version":"1.9.83","build":"b/12","platform":"amd/win10"}
>> write.binary
Hello, world!
>> exists?
file does not exist
file exists
>> exists?.directory
directory does not exist
directory exists
>> hidden?
false
false
true
true
true
true
Removed: temp/
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