Access

   

Declaration:

Function Access (Path : Pathstr; Mode : integer) : Boolean;

Description:

Tests user's access rights on the specified file. Mode is a mask existing of one or more of

R_OK

User has read rights.

W_OK

User has write rights.

X_OK

User has execute rights.

F_OK

User has search rights in the directory where the file is.

The test is done with the real user ID, instead of the effective user ID.

If access is denied, or an error occurred, false is returned.

Errors:

LinuxError is used to report errors:

sys_eaccess

The requested access is denied, either to the file or one of the directories in its path.

sys_einval

Mode was incorrect.

sys_enoent

A directory component in Path doesn't exist or is a dangling symbolic link.

sys_enotdir

A directory component in Path is not a directory.

sys_enomem

Insufficient kernel memory.

sys_eloop

Path has a circular symbolic link.

See also:

Chown, Chmod, Access (2)

Example

Program Example26;

{ Program to demonstrate the Access function. }

Uses linux;

begin
  if Access ('/etc/passwd',W_OK) then
    begin
    Writeln ('Better check your system.');
    Writeln ('I can write to the /etc/passwd file !');
    end;
end.