#define FS_ENTRY_SHORTNAME_MAX 16
#define FS_ENTRY_LONGNAME_MAX 260
typedef struct FSDirectoryEntryInfo
{
char shortname[FS_ENTRY_SHORTNAME_MAX];
u32 shortname_length;
char longname[FS_ENTRY_LONGNAME_MAX];
u32 longname_length;
u32 attributes;
FSDateTime atime;
FSDateTime mtime;
FSDateTime ctime;
u32 filesize;
u32 id;
}
FSDirectoryEntryInfo;
typedef struct FSDirectoryEntryInfoW
{
u32 attributes;
FSDateTime atime;
FSDateTime mtime;
FSDateTime ctime;
u32 filesize;
u32 id;
u32 shortname_length;
u32 longname_length;
char shortname[FS_ENTRY_SHORTNAME_MAX];
u16 longname[FS_ENTRY_LONGNAME_MAX];
}
FSDirectoryEntryInfoW;
This structure indicates the entry information that can be obtained with the FS_ReadDirectory or FS_ReadDirectoryW function. The details of each member are as follows.
| shortname | The entry name in so-called "FAT format" (8.3 format). An entry name will only be stored here if there was originally a longer name that has been shortened. Otherwise, this will be an empty string. This field's character code depends upon the file creation environment. It will be Shift_JIS for files created on the TWL system. |
| shortname_length | The effective length of shortname. The shortname member will always be terminated with "\0." This is provided for convenience. |
| longname | The entry name. This is stored using Shift_JIS in a FSDirectoryEntryInfo structure and UTF16-LE in a FSDirectoryEntryInfoW structure. |
| longname_length | The effective length of longname. The longname member will always be terminated with "\0." This is provided for convenience. |
| attributes | The attributes of the entry. The meaning of each flag is the same as the attributes member of FSPathInfo. |
| mtime | The last date/time modified for an entry, expressed as an FSDateTime type. If the date/time information is invalid, all members will be 0. |
| filesize | Size of the file. Only valid if the entry is a file. |
| id | The ID of the file or directory. The value that is obtained can be used with functions such as FS_OpenFileFast(). In cases where file IDs or directory IDs are not supported, such as with NAND archives, FS_INVALID_FILE_ID will always result. |
FS_CreateFile FS_CreateDirectory
2008/09/02 Added notes concerning Unicode versions of the structures.
2008/06/13 Combined the description of the attributes flag with FSPathInfo, and added a link.
2007/09/18 Initial version.
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