| AsyncCopy | A representation of an asynchronous copy operation created via calling Filesystem.asyncCopy. |
| File | An object which represents a path to a file or directory. A Filesystem.File is not guaranteed to be a valid path. |
| Filestream | A object for reading and writing data to files. |
| asyncCopy | Executes an asynchronous copy operation and returns an AsyncCopy object. |
| createTempDirectory | Create a temporary directory. This directory is guaranteed to be writable. If it still exists when the application exits, it will be deleted. |
| createTempFile | Create an temporary file. This file is guaranteed to be writable. If it still exists when the application exits, it will be deleted. |
| getApplicationDataDirectory | Return the data directory of the application. The data directory is per-user directory for storing application data. It is guaranteed to be writable and stable between releases. |
| getApplicationDirectory | Return the directory containing the application. The application directory may contain the application contents directory (OS X) or be the application contents directory (Windows and Linux). The application directory may not be writable and applications should not attempt to write to it. |
| getDesktopDirectory | Return the Desktop directory for the current user. OS X and Windows will always have a valid Desktop directory. Some Linux systems may not have one, in which case the home directory will be returned. |
| getDocumentsDirectory | Return the documents directory for the current user. OS X and Windows will always have a valid Documents directory. Some Linux systems may not have one, in which case the home directory will be returned. |
| getFile | Create a Filesystem.File object given a variable-length argument list of Filesystem.File or a path strings. The list will be joined together to form one long path string. |
| getFileStream | Create a Filesystem.Filestream object given a Filesystem.File or a path. Filesystem.Filestream is the preferred way of writing to files. |
| getLineEnding | Return the line ending most commonly used by the current operating system. This is useful for writing files with the platform compatibility in mind. File.Filestream.writeLine will use this value when completing lines. |
| getProgramsDirectory | Return the directory commonly used for storing applications on this platform. On Linux systems, there can be many places for storing executables, so it is not recommended using this value to locate them. |
| getResourcesDirectory | Return the path to this application's resources directory. This diretory is the 'Resources' subdirectory of the application contents directory. |
| getRootDirectories | Return the system root directories. On Unix systems there is at most one root directory '/' while on Windows active drive letters are considered system root directories. |
| getRuntimeHomeDirectory | Return the directory of the current Titanium runtime files. |
| getSeparator | Return the path separator used by the operating system. |
| getUserDirectory | Return the home directory of the current user. |
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Number | MODE_APPEND | A constant representing append mode for file access. |
| Number | MODE_READ | A constant representing read mode for file access. |
| Number | MODE_WRITE | A constant representing write mode for file access. |
