FS_Rename
Declaration define external function FS_Rename
value stream oldname
to value stream newname
status modifiable stream statusvalue
Purpose
The omfsys library has been deprecated and will be removed from a future version of the language. Use omvfs instead.
This function changes the name of a file, directory, or symbolic link.
Input arguments:
- "oldname" is the name of the existing file, directory, or symbolic link.
- "newname" is the new name of the file, directory, or symbolic link.
Output argument:
- "statusvalue". This contains either a zero length string if the function succeeds, or one of the following error codes in the current item:
- "EACCESS" -- no search permission on a component of the path name
- "EBUSY" -- the directory is the mount point of the file system
- "EEXIST" -- a directory of the specified "newname" already exists and is not empty
- "EINVAL" -- the new directory path name is invalid
- "EISDIR" -- attempted to rename a file as a directory
- "ELOOP" -- (UNIX only) a link recursion was detected
- "ENAMETOOLONG" -- the path name exceeds system limits
- "EMLINK" -- the link count of the parent directory would exceed system limits
- "ENOENT" -- the file, directory, or link specified in "oldname" does not exist
- "ENOSPC" -- the directory could not be extended
- "ENOTDIR" -- the path name is not a valid directory
- "EROFS" -- the file, directory, or link resides on a read-only file system
- "EXDEV" -- the two files are on different logical devices
- "EIO" -- a file system I/O error occurred
Note that "oldname" must specify a valid file, directory, or link, and that the user must have write access for the directories referred to by "oldname" and "newname". Also:
- If "oldname" refers to a file or link, "newname" cannot be a directory.
- If "newname" refers to an existing link, it will be replaced.
- If "oldname" refers to a directory, "newname" must be a directory.
- If "newname" refers to an existing directory, it must be empty.