fs.isReadOnly
Returns true if the file or directory at path path is read-only, meaning files cannot be created or changed there. Returns false if the path path is writable, or if it does not exist. /rom is an example of a read-only mount – you cannot create your own files there, or change files there.
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Creates the directory foo in the root directory (/), and checks if it is read-only. Also checks if /rom/programs is read-only. |
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| Code | <nowiki>
print("Making foo")
fs.makeDir("foo")
print("/foo is read-only:", fs.isReadOnly("/foo"))
print("/rom/programs is read-only:", fs.isReadOnly("/rom/programs"))
</nowiki>
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| Output | <nowiki>
Making foo
/foo is read-only: false
/rom/programs is read-only: true
</nowiki>
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| fs.isReadOnly Function | |
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Syntax fs.isReadOnly(
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| Returns | boolean |
| API | fs |
| Source | CC:Tweaked (source) |
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