FileBuffer represents a file in memory which has not been yet created.
This is a handy way of creating small wrapper scripts to be generated on
the fly.
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__init__(self,
name,
contents,
subdir='.',
executable=0)
name is the name of the file to be created contents is the text with
file contents or a file-object which will be read() executable
indicates if a file is create()'ed with executable permissions |
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create(self,
outname)
create a file in a local filesystem as 'outname' |
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getContents(self)
return a string with the contents of the file buffer |
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getPathInSandbox(self)
return a relative location of a file in a sandbox: subdir/name |
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isExecutable(self)
return true if a file is create()'ed with executable permissions |
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