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containers
- CCArray
  - S
  - Sub
- CCBV
- CCBool
- CCDeque
- CCError
  - MONAD
  - Traverse
    
    M
- CCFQueue
- CCFlatHashtbl
  - HASHABLE
  - Make
    
    X
  - S
- CCFun
  - Monad
    
    X
- CCGen
  - Infix
  - Restart
    
    Infix
  - S
    
    Infix
- CCHash
- CCHashtbl
  - COUNTER
  - DEFAULT
  - Make
    
    X
  - MakeCounter
    
    X
  - MakeDefault
    
    X
  - S
- CCHeap
  - Make
    
    E
  - PARTIAL_ORD
  - S
- CCIO
  - File
  - Raw
  - Seq
- CCInt
- CCKList
  - MONAD
  - Traverse
    
    M
- CCKTree
  - Dot
  - pset
- CCList
  - Assoc
  - Idx
  - MONAD
  - Ref
  - Set
  - Traverse
    
    M
  - Zipper
- CCMap
  - Make
    
    O
  - S
- CCMultiMap
  - BIDIR
  - Make
    
    K
    
    V
  - MakeBidir
    
    L
    
    R
  - OrderedType
  - S
- CCMultiSet
  - Make
    
    O
  - S
- CCOpt
- CCOrd
- CCPair
- CCPersistentHashtbl
  - HashedType
  - Make
    
    H
  - S
- CCPrint
  - MONAD_IO
  - MakeIO
    
    M
- CCRandom
- CCSequence
  - IO
  - Infix
  - Map
    
    Adapt
    
    M
    
    Make
    
    V
    
    S
  - Set
    
    Adapt
    
    X
    
    Make
    
    X
    
    S
- CCSexp
  - L
  - Lexer
  - ParseGen
  - Source
    
    Manual
  - Traverse
- CCString
  - S
  - Split
  - Sub
- CCTrie
  - Make
    
    W
  - MakeArray
    
    X
  - MakeList
    
    X
  - ORDERED
  - S
  - String
  - WORD
- CCVector
containers.advanced
- Containers_advanced
containers.misc
- Containers_misc
containers.pervasives
- CCPervasives
  - Array
  - List
  - String
containers.string
- Containers_string

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type t = string

A file is always represented by its absolute path

val to_string : t -> string

val make : string -> t

Build a file representation from a path (absolute or relative)

val exists : t -> bool io

val is_directory : t -> bool io

val remove : t -> unit io

val read_dir : ?recurse:bool -> t -> t Seq.t io

read_dir d returns a sequence of files and directory contained in the directory d (or an empty stream if d is not a directory)

parameter recurse
if true (default false), sub-directories are also explored

val walk : t -> ([ `File | `Dir ] * t) Seq.t io

similar to read_dir (with recurse=true), this function walks a directory recursively and yields either files or directories. Is a file anything that doesn't satisfy is_directory (including symlinks, etc.)