>>>>> "PRL" == Perl6 RFC Librarian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
PRL> -r freadable()
PRL> -w fwriteable()
PRL> -x fexecable()
PRL> -o fowned()
PRL> -R Freadable()
PRL> -W Fwriteable()
PRL> -X Fexecable()
PRL> -O Fowned()
PRL> -e fexists()
PRL> -z fzero()
PRL> -s fsize()
PRL> -f ffile()
PRL> -d fdir()
PRL> -l flink()
PRL> -p fpipe()
PRL> -S fsocket()
PRL> -b fblock()
PRL> -c fchar()
PRL> -t ftty()
PRL> -u fsetuid()
PRL> -g fsetgid()
PRL> -k fsticky()
PRL> -T ftext()
PRL> -B fbinary()
PRL> -M fage()
PRL> -A faccessed()
PRL> -C fchanged()
this looks decent to me. maybe make the prefix f_ to make it a little
more readable (overriding that word again! :)?
also f/Fexecable() looks very odd. is that your choice or were your right
and left hands fighting again? executable is probably the better term
and who cares about 2 chars more if you are using this.
uri
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