filesystem

Iterates through all valid drives on the system. Typically used to return a list of the drives (volumes, filesystems) on the client computer. On Windows computers, this returns a <drive> object.On *nix computers, this returns a <filesystem> object.Drives, volumes and filesystems are treated the same on the Macintosh and return a <volume> type.

Returns the volume corresponding to the named drive.

Returns the drive associated with the specified device file.

Returns the drive associated with the specified FIFO (named pipe) file.

Returns the drive associated with the specified file. On Macintosh computers, this returns a <volume> object.On *nix computers, this returns a <filesystem> object.

Returns the drive associated with the specified folder.On Macintosh computers, this returns a <volume> object.On *nix computers, this returns a <filesystem> object.

Returns the drive associated with the specified socket file.

Returns the drive associated with the specified symlink as a <filesystem> object.

Returns the volume corresponding to the filesystem. Typically used to return a list of the filesystems (drives, volumes) on the client computer. Drives, volumes and filesystems are treated the same on the Macintosh and return a <volume> type.

Returns the filesystem corresponding to the specified name. On a Macintosh, this inspector returns a <volume> object.

Returns the filesystem object corresponding to the specified device file.

Returns the filesystem object corresponding to the specified FIFO file.

Returns the UNIX filesystem flag for the given file. On a Macintosh, this returns a <volume> object.

Returns the filesystem on which the folder resides. On a Macintosh, this inspector returns a <volume> object.

Returns the filesystem object corresponding to the specified socket file.

Returns the filesystem on which the symlink resides.

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Returns the total number of files that may be saved on this filesystem.

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Returns the number of files available on this filesystem.

Returns the percentage of the file system currently available.

Returns the number of bytes on this filesystem.

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On an AIX system, returns the logical volume corresponding to the given filesystem.

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Returns the mount point of the filesystem object.Example: names of filesystems - Returns the mount points of the file systems.Example: (name of it, type of it) of filesystems - Returns the names and types of all mounted file systems.

Returns the total number of bytes on this file system (same as total space).

Returns the total number of bytes on this file system (same as size).

Returns the filesystem format type, as listed in the type header.

The number of files in use on this filesystem.

Returns the percentage of the file system currently in use.

Returns the number of bytes on this filesystem currently in use.

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This is a <Plain> property inspector that takes a <filesystem> type and returns a <volume> type.