std::filesystem:: permissions
Defined in header
<filesystem>
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void
permissions
(
const
std::
filesystem
::
path
&
p,
std::
filesystem
::
perms
prms,
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(1) | (since C++17) |
void
permissions
(
const
std::
filesystem
::
path
&
p,
std::
filesystem
::
perms
prms,
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(2) | (since C++17) |
void
permissions
(
const
std::
filesystem
::
path
&
p,
std::
filesystem
::
perms
prms,
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(3) | (since C++17) |
Changes access permissions of the file to which
p
resolves, as if by POSIX
fchmodat
. Symlinks are followed unless
perm_options::nofollow
is set in
opts
.
The second signature behaves as if called with opts set to perm_options :: replace .
The effects depend on prms and opts as follows:
- If opts is perm_options :: replace , file permissions are set to exactly prms & std:: filesystem :: perms :: mask (meaning, every valid bit of prms is applied).
- If opts is perm_options :: add , the file permissions are set to exactly status ( p ) . permissions ( ) | ( prms & perms :: mask ) (meaning, any valid bit that is set in prms , but not in the file's current permissions is added to the file's permissions).
- If opts is perm_options :: remove , the file permissions are set to exactly status ( p ) . permissions ( ) & ~ ( prms & perms :: mask ) (meaning, any valid bit that is clear in prms , but set in the file's current permissions is cleared in the file's permissions).
opts
is required to have only one of
replace
,
add
, or
remove
to be set.
The non-throwing overload has no special action on error.
Parameters
p | - | path to examine |
prms | - | permissions to set, add, or remove |
opts | - | options controlling the action taken by this function |
ec | - | out-parameter for error reporting in the non-throwing overload |
Return value
(none)
Exceptions
Any overload not marked
noexcept
may throw
std::bad_alloc
if memory allocation fails.
Notes
Permissions may not necessarily be implemented as bits, but they are treated that way conceptually.
Some permission bits may be ignored on some systems, and changing some bits may automatically change others (e.g. on platforms without owner/group/all distinction, setting any of the three write bits set all three).
Example
#include <filesystem> #include <fstream> #include <iostream> void demo_perms(std::filesystem::perms p) { using std::filesystem::perms; auto show = [=](char op, perms perm) { std::cout << (perms::none == (perm & p) ? '-' : op); }; show('r', perms::owner_read); show('w', perms::owner_write); show('x', perms::owner_exec); show('r', perms::group_read); show('w', perms::group_write); show('x', perms::group_exec); show('r', perms::others_read); show('w', perms::others_write); show('x', perms::others_exec); std::cout << '\n'; } int main() { std::ofstream("test.txt"); // create file std::cout << "Created file with permissions: "; demo_perms(std::filesystem::status("test.txt").permissions()); std::filesystem::permissions( "test.txt", std::filesystem::perms::owner_all | std::filesystem::perms::group_all, std::filesystem::perm_options::add ); std::cout << "After adding u+rwx and g+rwx: "; demo_perms(std::filesystem::status("test.txt").permissions()); std::filesystem::remove("test.txt"); }
Possible output:
Created file with permissions: rw-r--r-- After adding u+rwx and g+wrx: rwxrwxr--
See also
(C++17)
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identifies file system permissions
(enum) |
(C++17)
(C++17)
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determines file attributes
determines file attributes, checking the symlink target (function) |