*tit Directory object
*des The Directory object allows you to access directories on disk. This object is always available in a form of predefined <b>Directory</b> global variable.
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*des // create directory structure
*des Directory.Create("c:\somedir\otherdir");
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*met Create(Path)
*des Creates a new directory or directory tree.
*par Path Specifies the path to be created.
*ret Returns <b>true</b> if the directory tree has been successfuly created.

*met Delete(Path)
*des Deletes a directory.
*par Path The directory to be deleted.
*ret Returns <b>true</b> if the directory has been successfuly deleted.
*rem This method only deletes one directory, not the entire directory tree specified in the Path parameter.

*met GetFiles(Path, Mask)
*des Returns list of files stored in a given directory.
*par Path The directory to be searched
*par Mask Mask for the filenames to be matched against (optional, default=*.*)
*ret Returns an <b>Array</b> object containing filenames of all the files stored in a given directory.

*met GetDirectories(Path, Mask)
*des Returns list of sub-directories stored in a given directory.
*par Path The directory to be searched
*par Mask Mask for the sub-directories to be matched against (optional, default=*.*)
*ret Returns an <b>Array</b> object containing names of all the sub-directories stored in a given directory.

*met GetDrives()
*des Returns list of present disk drives.
*ret Returns an <b>Array</b> object containing names of all the disk drives, such as "c:\".


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*atr Type
*des Returns always "directory"
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*atr PathSeparator
*des Returns the standard path separator character.
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*atr CurrentDirectory
*des Gets or sets the current working directory for an application.

*atr TempDirectory
*des Returns Windows temporary directory.
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