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When using the following functions: the optional argument
PRINT_ERROR will cause an error message to be printed with
mbfl_message_error()
if the test fails; the argument value must be
print_error
.
Return true if pathname exists.
Return true if filename is not the empty string and is a file.
Return true if filename is not the empty string, is a file and is readable.
Return true if filename is not the empty string, is a file and is writable.
Return true if filename is not the empty string, is a file and is executable.
Return true if directory is not the empty string and is a directory.
Return true if directory is not the empty string, is a directory and is readable.
Return true if directory is not the empty string, is a directory and is writable.
Return true if directory is not the empty string, is a directory and is executable.
Test directory existence and writability; return true if the directory exists and is writable. If the condition is not met: Print informative messages using description to refer to the directory.
Return true if pathname is not the empty string and is a symbolic link.
Return true if pathname is not the empty string and is readable.
Return true if pathname is not the empty string and is writable.
Return true if pathname is not the empty string and is executable.
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