TemporaryFile
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object TemporaryFile
| package Files
(Since version 2.6.0) Use path rather than file
Attempts to move source to target atomically and falls back to a non-atomic move if it fails.
Attempts to move source to target atomically and falls back to a non-atomic move if it fails.
This always tries to replace existent files. Since it is platform dependent if atomic moves replaces existent files or not, considering that it will always replaces, makes the API more predictable.
the path to the destination file
Attempts to move source to target atomically and falls back to a non-atomic move if it fails.
Attempts to move source to target atomically and falls back to a non-atomic move if it fails.
This always tries to replace existent files. Since it is platform dependent if atomic moves replaces existent files or not, considering that it will always replaces, makes the API more predictable.
the path to the destination file
Copy the file to the specified path destination and, if the destination exists, decide if replace it
based on the replace parameter.
Copy the file to the specified path destination and, if the destination exists, decide if replace it
based on the replace parameter.
the path destination.
if it should replace an existing file.
Copy the file to the specified path destination and, if the destination exists, decide if replace it
based on the replace parameter.
Copy the file to the specified path destination and, if the destination exists, decide if replace it
based on the replace parameter.
the destination file.
if it should replace an existing file.
Move the file using a java.nio.file.Path.
Move the file using a java.nio.file.Path.
the path to the destination file
true if an existing file should be replaced, false otherwise.
Move the file to the specified destination java.io.File.
Move the file to the specified destination java.io.File. In some cases, the source and destination file
may point to the same inode. See the documentation for java.nio.file.Files.move() to see more details.
the path to the destination file
true if an existing file should be replaced, false otherwise.
Attempts to move source to target atomically and falls back to a non-atomic move if it fails.
Attempts to move source to target atomically and falls back to a non-atomic move if it fails.
This always tries to replace existent files. Since it is platform dependent if atomic moves replaces existent files or not, considering that it will always replaces, makes the API more predictable.
the path to the destination file
(Since version 2.7.0) Use atomicMoveFileWithFallback instead
Attempts to move source to target atomically and falls back to a non-atomic move if it fails.
Attempts to move source to target atomically and falls back to a non-atomic move if it fails.
This always tries to replace existent files. Since it is platform dependent if atomic moves replaces existent files or not, considering that it will always replaces, makes the API more predictable.
the path to the destination file
(Since version 2.7.0) Use atomicMoveFileWithFallback instead
Move the file using a java.nio.file.Path.
Move the file using a java.nio.file.Path.
the path to the destination file
true if an existing file should be replaced, false otherwise.
(Since version 2.7.0) Use moveFileTo instead
Move the file to the specified destination java.io.File.
Move the file to the specified destination java.io.File. In some cases, the source and destination file
may point to the same inode. See the documentation for java.nio.file.Files.move() to see more details.
the path to the destination file
true if an existing file should be replaced, false otherwise.
(Since version 2.7.0) Use moveFileTo instead