◄Function Groups► ◄Overview► ◄Up► ◄Next► ◄Previous► ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── DosBufReset Flushes the file buffers DosChDir Changes the current directory DosChgFilePtr Changes the file pointer DosClose Closes a file DosCopy Copies a file or directory DosDelete Deletes a file DosDupHandle Duplicates a handle DosEditName Edits a name DosFileIO Performs file I/O DosFileLocks Locks or unlocks a portion of a file DosFindClose Closes a search directory DosFindFirst Opens a search directory DosFindFirst2 Finds first matching file DosFindNext Continues a search directory DosFSAttach Creates or destroys a file-system connection DosFSCTL Allows extended standard interface DosMkDir Creates a directory DosMkDir2 Creates a directory DosMove Moves a file DosNewSize Changes a file's size DosOpen Opens or creates a file DosOpen2 Opens or creates a file with extended attributes DosQAppType Retrieves the type of an executable file DosQCurDir Retrieves the path of the current directory DosQCurDisk Retrieves the letter of the current default drive DosQFHandState Retrieves the file handle state DosQFileInfo Retrieves file information DosQFileMode Retrieves the file mode DosQFSAttach Queries attached file-system information DosQFSInfo Retrieves file-system information DosQHandType Determines if a handle is to a file or device DosQPathInfo Queries a file or a directory for information DosQVerify Retrieves the write-verification mode DosRead Reads from a file or device DosReadAsync Reads asynchronously from a file or device DosRmDir Removes a directory DosSearchPath Searches a path for a file DosSelectDisk Selects a default disk drive DosSetFHandState Sets the flags for a file handle DosSetFileInfo Sets the time and date of a file DosSetFileMode Sets the file attributes of a file DosSetFSInfo Sets the volume label of a disk DosSetPathInfo Sets information for a file or subdirectory DosSetMaxFH Sets the maximum number of file handles DosSetVerify Sets write verification on or off DosWrite Writes to a file or device DosWriteAsync Writes asynchronously to a file or device