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--- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-00DE7E90-4C6B-577A-85E1-76698CA2AB69.dita Tue Mar 30 11:42:04 2010 +0100
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-How to move a file
You can move a single file to a different directory without renaming it, using RFs::Rename().
-// Move file.txt from dir1 to dir2
-_LIT(KFileSource,"\\dir1\\file.txt");
-_LIT(KFileTarget,"\\dir2\\file.txt");
-User::LeaveIfError(fsSession.Rename(KFileTarget,KFileSource));
-Notes
RFs::Replace() can also be used to move a file. The difference between the two functions is that Rename() will return an error if a file with the new name already exists in the target directory whereas Replace() will overwrite it. Another way to move files is to use CFileMan::Move(). This may be used to move multiple files.
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+How
+to move a file This topic describes how to move a single file to a different directory
+without renaming it.
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You can move a single file to a different directory without renaming it,
+using RFs::Rename().
+
+// Move file.txt from dir1 to dir2
+_LIT(KFileSource,"\\dir1\\file.txt");
+_LIT(KFileTarget,"\\dir2\\file.txt");
+User::LeaveIfError(fsSession.Rename(KFileTarget,KFileSource));
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+Notes
+
RFs::Replace() can
+also be used to move a file. The difference between the two functions is that Rename() will
+return an error if a file with the new name already exists in the target directory
+whereas Replace() will overwrite it. Another way to move
+files is to use CFileMan::Move(). This may be used to move
+multiple files.