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mkdir (String path) yoix.system
 
Creates a new directory named path, assuming all parent directories in path already exist, and returns 0 on success or -1 if there was an error.
 
 Example:   On a UNIX-like system the program,
import yoix.stdio.*;
import yoix.system.*;

if (mkdir("/tmp/XXX") == 0) {
    puts("created /tmp/XXX");
    if (mkdir("/tmp/XXX/a/b/c") == 0)
	puts("created /tmp/XXX/a/b/c");
    else puts("could not create /tmp/XXX/a/b/c");
} else puts("could not create /tmp/XXX");
usually prints
created /tmp/XXX
could not create /tmp/XXX/a/b/c
on standard output.
 
 Return:   int
 
 See Also:   access, directoryListing, fileModified, fileSize, fopen, isDirectoryPath, isFilePath, localPath, mkdirs, open, realPath, rename, rmdir, stat, unlink, yoixPath

 

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