Documentation for method mode assembled from the following pages:
Class: X::IO::Mkdir §
From X::IO::Mkdir
(X::IO::Mkdir) method mode §
Returns the permissions mask of the failed mkdir operation as an Int.
Class: IO::Path §
From IO::Path
(IO::Path) method mode §
Return an IntStr object representing the POSIX permissions of a file. The Str part of the result is the octal representation of the file permission, like the form accepted by the chmod(1) utility.
say ~"path/to/file".IO.mode; # e.g. '0644' say +"path/to/file".IO.mode; # e.g. 420, where sprintf('%04o', 420) eq '0644' The result of this can be used in the other methods that take a mode as an argument.
"path/to/file1".IO.chmod("path/to/file2".IO.mode); # will change the # permissions of file1 # to be the same as file2 Class: IO::Special §
From IO::Special
(IO::Special) method mode §
method mode(IO::Special: --> Nil)The mode for the filehandle, it always returns Nil