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Date: 03/31/99
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> I know about is-writeable, but it will only tell me if a file is writeable
> if it exists before-hand. I'd like to find out if a file is writeable
> without it existing; ie confirm that a directory will allow me to write
> there before I try and create the file.
Hrm.. From your last sentence there, this appears obvious to me. Simply
check the directory with the is_writeable() function.
-Rasmus
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