The UOperatingSystemDirectory class represents an operating system directory. It inherits from UObject and implements the IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface. This class provides functionalities for creating, managing, and accessing directories in an operating system. More...

#include "OperatingSystemDirectory.h"

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Public Member Functions
	UOperatingSystemDirectory ()

FText	GetDirectoryName () const

bool	IsSystemDirectory () const

UObject *	GetDirectoryIconObject () const

virtual TArray< UOperatingSystemDirectory * >	GetChildDirectories () const override final
	Get the child directories of the current operating system directory.

virtual void	GetParentExplorerInterface (TScriptInterface< IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface > &OutInterface) const override final
	Retrieves the parent explorer interface of the operating system directory.

virtual bool	IsPartition () const override final
	Check if the directory is a partition. This method checks whether the directory is a partition or not.

virtual FText	GetInterfaceDisplayName () const override final
	Returns the display name of the interface. This method returns the display name of the interface as a FText object. The display name is a textual representation of the interface.

virtual bool	FindDirectoryByTag (const FGameplayTag DirectoryTag, const bool bRecursive, UOperatingSystemDirectory *&OutDirectory) const override final
	Finds a directory by tag. This method searches for a directory with the specified tag within the current directory and, optionally, within its child directories recursively.

virtual TScriptInterface< IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface >	GetChildDirectory (const FString &TargetChildDirectoryName, const bool bRecursive=true) const override final
	Retrieves a child directory with the specified name. This method searches for a child directory with the given name in the current directory. If the child directory is found, it is returned.

virtual TArray< UOperatingSystemFile * >	GetAllFiles (const FString &WithExtension="*") const override final
	GetAllFiles is a method that returns an array of operating system files in the directory.

virtual bool	CanCreateNewFile () const override final
	Determines whether the operating system directory can create a new file.

virtual bool	HasEnoughSpace (const FOperatingSystemSizeInMB &TestSpace) const override final
	Determines if the operating system directory has enough space to hold a given amount of data.

virtual UOperatingSystem *	GetOperatingSystem () const override final
	Returns the operating system object associated with the directory.

virtual TOptional< FString >	GetFullPath () const override final
	Retrieves the full path of the operating system directory. This method returns the full path of the operating system directory by traversing through its parent directories and concatenating the directory names.

virtual TScriptInterface< IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface >	GetInterfaceFromPath (const FString &NewPath) const override final
	Retrieves an interface from a specified path. This method retrieves an interface from a specified path. The path is used to locate the desired interface in the operating system.

virtual bool	IsUnixRootDirectory () const

void	LoadFiles (const FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad &DirectoriesSaveLoad)
	Load the files from the provided FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad object. This method creates UOperatingSystemFile objects for each file specified in the SaveLoad_Files array of the FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad object and adds them to the Files array of the UOperatingSystemDirectory object. It also checks if there are any newly added file classes in the FileClasses array of the UOperatingSystemDirectory object, and creates UOperatingSystemFile objects for each newly added file class, if necessary.

FString	GetDirectoryPath () const

void	GetSaveData (TArray< FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad > &OutSaveData) const
	Retrieves the save data for the operating system directories.

bool	CheckForDirectoryWithTag (const FGameplayTag &TestTag, const bool bRecursive) const
	Check if the directory has a specific tag.

FORCEINLINE bool	CanCreateNewFolder () const
	Checks if the user has permission to create a new folder.

FORCEINLINE bool	CanRename () const
	Checks if the directory can be renamed.

FORCEINLINE FGameplayTag	GetDirectoryTag () const
	Retrieves the directory tag.

template<class T >
T *	GetAs () const
	Returns a pointer to the current object casted to the specified type. The specified type, T, must be derived from the UOperatingSystemDirectory class.

template<class T >
FORCEINLINE const T *	GetAsConst () const
	Returns a pointer to the current object casted to the specified type. The specified type, T, must be derived from the UOperatingSystemDirectory class.

template<class T >
T *	GetChildDirectory (const FString &TargetChildDirectoryName, const bool bRecursive=true) const
	Retrieves a child directory with the given name.

Static Public Member Functions
static UOperatingSystemDirectory *	CreateDirectory (const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemPartition > OwningPartition, const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory > OwningDirectory, const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystem > OwningOS, const TSoftClassPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory > &DirectoryClass, const bool bIsFromSaveGame, FGenericError &OutError)

template<class T >
static T *	CreateDirectory (const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemPartition > OwningPartition, const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory > OwningDirectory, const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystem > OwningOS, const TSoftClassPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory > &DirectoryClass, const bool bIsFromSaveGame, FGenericError &OutError)
	Creates a new directory of type T in the operating system.

Protected Member Functions
virtual void	OnValidate (FGenericError &OutError)
	This method is called to perform custom validation for the operating system directory.

Protected Attributes
FText	Name

FGameplayTag	Tag

TSoftObjectPtr< UObject >	OverrideIcon

uint8	bCanCreateNewFolder: 1

uint8	bCanCreateNewFile: 1

uint8	bIsHidden: 1

TSet< TSoftClassPtr< UOperatingSystemFile > >	FileClasses

TSoftObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectoriesCollection >	ChildDirectoryCollection

TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory >	ParentDirectory

TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemPartition >	ParentPartition

TArray< TObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemFile > >	Files

TArray< TObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory > >	ChildDirectories

TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystem >	ParentOS

Detailed Description

The UOperatingSystemDirectory class represents an operating system directory. It inherits from UObject and implements the IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface. This class provides functionalities for creating, managing, and accessing directories in an operating system.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ UOperatingSystemDirectory()

UOperatingSystemDirectory::UOperatingSystemDirectory ( )

Member Function Documentation

◆ CanCreateNewFile()

virtual bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::CanCreateNewFile ( ) const

inlinefinaloverridevirtual

Determines whether the operating system directory can create a new file.

Returns: true if the operating system directory can create a new file, false otherwise.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ CanCreateNewFolder()

FORCEINLINE bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::CanCreateNewFolder ( ) const

inline

Checks if the user has permission to create a new folder.

This method returns a boolean value indicating whether the user has permission to create a new folder in the operating system directory.

Returns: True if the user has permission to create a new folder, false otherwise.

◆ CanRename()

FORCEINLINE bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::CanRename ( ) const

inline

Checks if the directory can be renamed.

Returns: true if the directory can be renamed, false otherwise.

◆ CheckForDirectoryWithTag()

bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::CheckForDirectoryWithTag	(	const FGameplayTag &	TestTag,
		const bool	bRecursive ) const

Check if the directory has a specific tag.

Parameters

TestTag	The tag to check against.
bRecursive	Whether to check recursively through child directories.

Returns: Returns true if the directory or any of its child directories have the specified tag, false otherwise.

◆ CreateDirectory() [1/2]

UOperatingSystemDirectory * UOperatingSystemDirectory::CreateDirectory	(	const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemPartition >	OwningPartition,
		const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory >	OwningDirectory,
		const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystem >	OwningOS,
		const TSoftClassPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory > &	DirectoryClass,
		const bool	bIsFromSaveGame,
		FGenericError &	OutError )

static

Creates a new directory.

Parameters

OwningPartition	The owning partition that the directory belongs to.
OwningDirectory	The parent directory that the directory belongs to.
OwningOS	The operating system that the directory belongs to.
DirectoryClass	The class of the directory.
bIsFromSaveGame	Indicates if the directory is from a saved game.
OutError	Error message in case of failure.

Returns: The created directory if successful, nullptr otherwise.

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◆ CreateDirectory() [2/2]

template<class T >

static T * UOperatingSystemDirectory::CreateDirectory	(	const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemPartition >	OwningPartition,
		const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory >	OwningDirectory,
		const TWeakObjectPtr< UOperatingSystem >	OwningOS,
		const TSoftClassPtr< UOperatingSystemDirectory > &	DirectoryClass,
		const bool	bIsFromSaveGame,
		FGenericError &	OutError )

inlinestatic

Creates a new directory of type T in the operating system.

Template Parameters

T	The type of directory to create. It must be derived from UOperatingSystemDirectory.

Parameters

OwningPartition	The owning partition of the directory.
OwningDirectory	The parent directory of the directory being created.
OwningOS	The operating system object that the directory will belong to.
DirectoryClass	The class of the directory to create.
bIsFromSaveGame	Flag indicating if the directory is being created from a save game.
OutError	The error encountered during the creation process, if any.

Returns: A pointer to the newly created directory of type T, or nullptr if the creation failed.

Warning: Compile will fail if the T parameter is not derived from UOperatingSystemDirectory.

Note: This method internally calls the base CreateDirectory method, passing the parameters and performing additional checks and casts.

See also: UOperatingSystemPartition; UOperatingSystemDirectory; UOperatingSystem

◆ FindDirectoryByTag()

bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::FindDirectoryByTag	(	const FGameplayTag	DirectoryTag,
		const bool	bRecursive,
		UOperatingSystemDirectory *&	OutDirectory ) const

finaloverridevirtual

Finds a directory by tag. This method searches for a directory with the specified tag within the current directory and, optionally, within its child directories recursively.

Parameters

DirectoryTag	The tag of the directory to find.
bRecursive	Whether to search the child directories recursively.
OutDirectory	A pointer to the found directory. It will be set to nullptr if no directory with the specified tag is found.

Returns: True if a directory with the specified tag is found, false otherwise.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

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◆ GetAllFiles()

TArray< UOperatingSystemFile * > UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetAllFiles ( const FString & WithExtension = "*" ) const

finaloverridevirtual

GetAllFiles is a method that returns an array of operating system files in the directory.

Parameters

WithExtension The extension of files to filter. Defaults to "*".

Returns: An array of UOperatingSystemFile pointers that match the specified extension. If WithExtension is "*", "." or empty, all files are returned.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ GetAs()

template<class T >

T * UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetAs ( ) const

inline

Returns a pointer to the current object casted to the specified type. The specified type, T, must be derived from the UOperatingSystemDirectory class.

Template Parameters

T	The type to cast the current object to.

Returns: A pointer to the current object casted to the specified type, or nullptr if the cast fails.

Note: This method uses the Cast function from Unreal Engine to perform the cast.

Warning: T parameter must be derived from UOperatingSystemDirectory. If not, compile will fail.

◆ GetAsConst()

template<class T >

FORCEINLINE const T * UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetAsConst ( ) const

inline

Returns a pointer to the current object casted to the specified type. The specified type, T, must be derived from the UOperatingSystemDirectory class.

Template Parameters

T	The type to cast the current object to.

Returns: A pointer to the current object casted to the specified type, or nullptr if the cast fails.

Note: This method uses the Cast function from Unreal Engine to perform the cast.

Warning: T parameter must be derived from UOperatingSystemDirectory. If not, compile will fail. This returns a const object.

◆ GetChildDirectories()

virtual TArray< UOperatingSystemDirectory * > UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetChildDirectories ( ) const

inlinefinaloverridevirtual

Get the child directories of the current operating system directory.

Returns: An array of UOperatingSystemDirectory pointers representing the child directories.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

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◆ GetChildDirectory() [1/2]

template<class T >

T * UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetChildDirectory	(	const FString &	TargetChildDirectoryName,
		const bool	bRecursive = true ) const

inlinevirtual

Retrieves a child directory with the given name.

This method returns a pointer to a child directory within the current directory with the specified name. The child directory is represented by an object of type T, which must be derived from UOperatingSystemDirectory. The method performs a static assertion to ensure that T is derived from UOperatingSystemDirectory.

Parameters

TargetChildDirectoryName	The name of the child directory to retrieve.
bRecursive	(optional) Determines whether the method should recursively search for the child directory within subdirectories. The default value is true.

Returns: A pointer to the child directory object, or nullptr if the child directory is not found or if T is not derived from UOperatingSystemDirectory.

Warning: T parameter must be derived from UOperatingSystemDirectory. If not, compile will fail.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ GetChildDirectory() [2/2]

TScriptInterface< IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface > UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetChildDirectory	(	const FString &	TargetChildDirectoryName,
		const bool	bRecursive = true ) const

finaloverridevirtual

Retrieves a child directory with the specified name. This method searches for a child directory with the given name in the current directory. If the child directory is found, it is returned.

Parameters

TargetChildDirectoryName The name of the child directory to retrieve.

bRecursive Optional boolean parameter that specifies whether to search for the child directory recursively in all descendant directories. If set to true, the method will first check the immediate child directories of the current directory, and then recursively search in their child directories as well. If set to false, the method will only check the immediate child directories of the current directory. The default value is true.

Returns: A pointer to the child directory if found, nullptr otherwise.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

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◆ GetDirectoryIconObject()

UObject * UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetDirectoryIconObject ( ) const

Returns the directory icon object.

Returns: The directory icon object.

◆ GetDirectoryName()

FText UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetDirectoryName ( ) const

Returns the name of this directory.

Returns: The name of the directory as a FText object.

Note: If a special directory name is set for the object using UOperatingSystemStatics::GetSpecialDirectoryName(), that name will be returned. Otherwise, the Name property will be returned.

See also: UOperatingSystemStatics::GetSpecialDirectoryName()

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◆ GetDirectoryPath()

FString UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetDirectoryPath ( ) const

Same as GetFullPath except this removes the directory name from the path.

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◆ GetDirectoryTag()

FORCEINLINE FGameplayTag UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetDirectoryTag ( ) const

inline

Retrieves the directory tag.

This method returns the gameplay tag associated with the directory.

Returns: The gameplay tag associated with the directory.

◆ GetFullPath()

TOptional< FString > UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetFullPath ( ) const

finaloverridevirtual

Retrieves the full path of the operating system directory. This method returns the full path of the operating system directory by traversing through its parent directories and concatenating the directory names.

Returns: The full path of the operating system directory as a string, or an empty optional if the path could not be retrieved.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

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◆ GetInterfaceDisplayName()

virtual FText UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetInterfaceDisplayName ( ) const

inlinefinaloverridevirtual

Returns the display name of the interface. This method returns the display name of the interface as a FText object. The display name is a textual representation of the interface.

Returns: The FText object representing the display name of the interface.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ GetInterfaceFromPath()

TScriptInterface< IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface > UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetInterfaceFromPath ( const FString & NewPath ) const

finaloverridevirtual

Retrieves an interface from a specified path. This method retrieves an interface from a specified path. The path is used to locate the desired interface in the operating system.

Parameters

NewPath The path to the interface.

Returns: The interface requested, represented as TScriptInterface<IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface>.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ GetOperatingSystem()

UOperatingSystem * UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetOperatingSystem ( ) const

finaloverridevirtual

Returns the operating system object associated with the directory.

Returns: A pointer to the UOperatingSystem object.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ GetParentExplorerInterface()

void UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetParentExplorerInterface ( TScriptInterface< IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface > & OutInterface ) const

finaloverridevirtual

Retrieves the parent explorer interface of the operating system directory.

This method retrieves the parent explorer interface of the operating system directory. If the parent directory is valid, it sets the OutInterface parameter to the parent directory interface. If the parent directory is not valid, it sets the OutInterface parameter to the parent partition interface.

Parameters

OutInterface [out] The output parameter that will be set to the parent explorer interface.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ GetSaveData()

void UOperatingSystemDirectory::GetSaveData ( TArray< FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad > & OutSaveData ) const

Retrieves the save data for the operating system directories.

This method populates the provided array with the save data for the operating system directories. Each directory's save data includes the path, name, and class information, as well as the save data for its child files.

Parameters

OutSaveData The array to populate with the save data for the operating system directories. Each element of the array represents the save data for a directory. The save data includes the path, name, class information, and save data for its child files. The array is appended with the save data for all directories and their child directories recursively.

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◆ HasEnoughSpace()

bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::HasEnoughSpace ( const FOperatingSystemSizeInMB & TestSpace ) const

finaloverridevirtual

Determines if the operating system directory has enough space to hold a given amount of data.

Parameters

TestSpace The size of the data to be tested for space.

Returns: True if the directory has enough space, false otherwise.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ IsPartition()

virtual bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::IsPartition ( ) const

inlinefinaloverridevirtual

Check if the directory is a partition. This method checks whether the directory is a partition or not.

Returns: Returns true always.

Implements IOperatingSystemExplorerInterface.

◆ IsSystemDirectory()

bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::IsSystemDirectory ( ) const

Checks if the directory is classified as a system directory.

Returns: True if the directory is a system directory, false otherwise.

◆ IsUnixRootDirectory()

virtual bool UOperatingSystemDirectory::IsUnixRootDirectory ( ) const

inlinevirtual

DO NOT MODIFY THIS!

Reimplemented in UOperatingSystemRootDirectory.

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◆ LoadFiles()

void UOperatingSystemDirectory::LoadFiles ( const FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad & DirectoriesSaveLoad )

Load the files from the provided FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad object. This method creates UOperatingSystemFile objects for each file specified in the SaveLoad_Files array of the FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad object and adds them to the Files array of the UOperatingSystemDirectory object. It also checks if there are any newly added file classes in the FileClasses array of the UOperatingSystemDirectory object, and creates UOperatingSystemFile objects for each newly added file class, if necessary.

Parameters

DirectoriesSaveLoad The FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad object containing the files to be loaded. This object should have the SaveLoad_Files array populated with information of the files to be loaded. Each element of the SaveLoad_Files array should contain a ClassPath specifying the class of the file to be created. The ClassPath should be a valid TSoftClassPtr<UOperatingSystemFile> pointing to a UOperatingSystemFile subclass.

Note: The files are added to the Files array of the UOperatingSystemDirectory object.; If there are any newly added file classes in the FileClasses array of the UOperatingSystemDirectory object, UOperatingSystemFile objects are created for each newly added file class and added to the Files array.

Warning: If the UOperatingSystemDirectory object already has UOperatingSystemFile objects in the Files array with the same file as specified in the FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad object, they will be skipped and not re-created.

See also: UOperatingSystemDirectory, FOperatingSystemDirectoriesSaveLoad, UOperatingSystemFile

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◆ OnValidate()

virtual void UOperatingSystemDirectory::OnValidate ( FGenericError & OutError )

inlineprotectedvirtual

This method is called to perform custom validation for the operating system directory.

This method can be overridden in derived classes to perform custom validation logic. It is called during the process of validating the operating system directory.

Parameters

OutError A reference to a FGenericError object which can be used to report any validation errors encountered.

Note: If any validation errors are encountered, they should be added to the OutError object using the MAKE_ERROR method. If no validation errors are encountered, the method should return without adding any errors to the OutError object.

See also: FGenericError

Member Data Documentation

◆ bCanCreateNewFile

uint8 UOperatingSystemDirectory::bCanCreateNewFile

protected

Flag indicating whether the user is allowed to create new files in the operating system directory. If this flag is set to 1, the user can create new files; otherwise, the user is not allowed to create new files.

◆ bCanCreateNewFolder

uint8 UOperatingSystemDirectory::bCanCreateNewFolder

protected

Boolean variable indicating whether a new folder can be created in the operating system directory.

If this variable is set to true, it means that the user has permission to create a new folder in the operating system directory specified by the application. If it is set to false, the user does not have permission to create a new folder in the directory.

Remarks: This variable is exposed in the default settings but cannot be modified at runtime. It is accessed in read-only mode.

◆ bIsHidden

uint8 UOperatingSystemDirectory::bIsHidden

protected

Indicates whether the file or directory is hidden.

This variable represents a boolean flag indicating whether a file or directory is hidden in the operating system. A value of 1 indicates that the item is hidden, while a value of 0 indicates that the item is not hidden.

◆ ChildDirectories

TArray<TObjectPtr<UOperatingSystemDirectory> > UOperatingSystemDirectory::ChildDirectories

protected

All the child directories that belongs to this directory.

◆ ChildDirectoryCollection

TSoftObjectPtr<UOperatingSystemDirectoriesCollection> UOperatingSystemDirectory::ChildDirectoryCollection

protected

Stores a collection of child directories in this directory.

◆ FileClasses

TSet<TSoftClassPtr<UOperatingSystemFile> > UOperatingSystemDirectory::FileClasses

protected

Set of file classes representing files in the operating system directory.

◆ Files

TArray<TObjectPtr<UOperatingSystemFile> > UOperatingSystemDirectory::Files

protected

Holds an array of UOperatingSystemFile's that belongs to this directory.

◆ Name

FText UOperatingSystemDirectory::Name

protected

The Name variable represents the name of a specific operating system directory.

◆ OverrideIcon

TSoftObjectPtr<UObject> UOperatingSystemDirectory::OverrideIcon

protected

The icon to be used as an override for the default icon.

◆ ParentDirectory

TWeakObjectPtr<UOperatingSystemDirectory> UOperatingSystemDirectory::ParentDirectory

protected

Represents the parent directory that owns this directory.

◆ ParentOS

TWeakObjectPtr<UOperatingSystem> UOperatingSystemDirectory::ParentOS

protected

The operating system that owns this directory.

◆ ParentPartition

TWeakObjectPtr<UOperatingSystemPartition> UOperatingSystemDirectory::ParentPartition

protected

A weak object pointer to a UOperatingSystemPartition object representing the parent partition.

◆ Tag

FGameplayTag UOperatingSystemDirectory::Tag

protected

Indicates a certain tag for this directory.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

Source/OperatingSystemSimulator/Public/Core/OperatingSystemDirectory.h
Source/OperatingSystemSimulator/Private/Core/OperatingSystemDirectory.cpp

Public Member Functions

Static Public Member Functions

Protected Member Functions

Protected Attributes

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ UOperatingSystemDirectory()

Member Function Documentation

◆ CanCreateNewFile()

◆ CanCreateNewFolder()

◆ CanRename()

◆ CheckForDirectoryWithTag()

◆ CreateDirectory() [1/2]

◆ CreateDirectory() [2/2]

◆ FindDirectoryByTag()

◆ GetAllFiles()

◆ GetAs()

◆ GetAsConst()

◆ GetChildDirectories()

◆ GetChildDirectory() [1/2]

◆ GetChildDirectory() [2/2]

◆ GetDirectoryIconObject()

◆ GetDirectoryName()

◆ GetDirectoryPath()

◆ GetDirectoryTag()

◆ GetFullPath()

◆ GetInterfaceDisplayName()

◆ GetInterfaceFromPath()

◆ GetOperatingSystem()

◆ GetParentExplorerInterface()

◆ GetSaveData()

◆ HasEnoughSpace()

◆ IsPartition()

◆ IsSystemDirectory()

◆ IsUnixRootDirectory()

◆ LoadFiles()

◆ OnValidate()

Member Data Documentation

◆ bCanCreateNewFile

◆ bCanCreateNewFolder

◆ bIsHidden

◆ ChildDirectories

◆ ChildDirectoryCollection

◆ FileClasses

◆ Files

◆ Name

◆ OverrideIcon

◆ ParentDirectory

◆ ParentOS

◆ ParentPartition

◆ Tag