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- :mod:`modulegraph.zipio` --- Read-only filesystem access
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- .. module:: modulegraph.zipio
- :synopsis: Read-only filesystem access with ZIP support
- This module contains a number of functions that mirror functions found
- in :mod:`os` and :mod:`os.path`, but have support for data inside
- zipfiles as well as regular filesystem objects.
- The *path* argument of all functions below can refer to an object
- on the filesystem, but can also refer to an entry inside a zipfile. In
- the latter case, a prefix of *path* will be the name of zipfile while
- the rest refers to an object in that zipfile. As an example, when
- ``somepath/mydata.zip`` is a zipfile the path ``somepath/mydata.zip/somefile.txt``
- will refer to ``somefile.txt`` inside the zipfile.
- .. function:: open(path[, mode])
- Open a file, like :func:`the built-in open function <__builtin__.open>`.
- The *mode* defaults to ``"r"`` and must be either ``"r"`` or ``"rb"``.
- .. function:: listdir(path)
- List the contents of a directory, like :func:`os.listdir`.
- .. function:: isfile(path)
- Returns true if *path* exists and refers to a file.
- Raises IOError when *path* doesn't exist at all.
- Based on :func:`os.path.isfile`
- .. function:: isdir(path)
- Returns true if *path* exists and refers to a directory.
- Raises IOError when *path* doesn't exist at all.
- Based on :func:`os.path.isdir`
- .. function:: islink(path)
- Returns true if *path* exists and refers to a symbolic link.
- Raises IOError when *path* doesn't exist at all.
- Based on :func:`os.path.islink`
- .. function:: readlink(path)
- Returns the contents of a symbolic link, like :func:`os.readlink`.
- .. function:: getmtime(path)
- Returns the last modifiction time of a file or directory, like
- :func:`os.path.getmtime`.
- .. function:: getmode(path)
- Returns the UNIX file mode for a file or directory, like the
- *st_mode* attribute in the result of :func:`os.stat`.
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