Version: 1.0.0
MIP stores the information on file object IO in the io
sub-level hash located in file_info
.
The io hash has three hash reference keys: in
, out
, and temp
with identical sub-level keys. Setting either in
or out
also sets temp
.
- "a/dir/file_1.1.txt"
- "a/dir/file_1.txt"
io:
{
in {file_paths: [ "a/dir/file_1.1.txt"
"a/dir/file_1.txt"
],
file_suffixes: [ ".1.txt"
".txt"
],
file_path_prefixes: [ "a/dir/file_1"
"a/dir/file_1"
],
file_names: [ "file_1.1.txt"
"file_1.txt"
],
file_name_prefixes: [ "file_1"
"file_1"
],
dir_path: "a/dir/",
dir_path_prefix: "a/dir",
file_suffix: ".txt",
file_path_prefix: "a/dir/file_1",
file_name_prefix: "file_1"
file_constant_suffix: undef,
file_path_href: { 1 => "a/dir/file_1.1.txt",
},
file_name_href: { 1 => "file_1.1.txt",
},
}
out {"exactly the same keys and types"}
temp {"exactly the same keys and types, but with a temp directory base instead of 'in' or 'out' base"}
}