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julia> using Pkg
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Documentation

HiddenFiles.ishidden — Function
ishidden(f::AbstractString)

Check if a file or directory is hidden.

On Unix-like systems, a file or directory is hidden if it starts with a full stop/period (U+002e). On Windows systems, this function will parse file attributes to determine if the given file or directory is hidden.

Note

Directory references (i.e., . or ..) are always hidden. To check if the underlying path is hidden, you should run ishidden on its realpath.

Note

On Unix-like systems, in order to correctly determine if the file begins with a full stop, we must first expand the path to its real path.

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On operating systems deriving from BSD (i.e., *BSD, macOS), this function will also check the st_flags field from stat to check if the UF_HIDDEN flag has been set.

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On macOS, any file or directory within a package or a bundle will also be considered hidden.

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There may be some UNIX-specific system directories in macOS that are not yet classified as hidden (#18).

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Mount points on ZFS are not yet classified as hidden (#20).

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