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require 'net/ftp'
require 'net/ftp/list/parser'
# The order here is important for the time being. Corse grained parsers should appear before specializations because
# the whole thing is searched in reverse order.
require 'net/ftp/list/unix'
require 'net/ftp/list/microsoft'
require 'net/ftp/list/netware'
module Net #:nodoc:
class FTP #:nodoc:
# Parse FTP LIST responses.
#
# == Creation
#
# require 'net/ftp' # Not really required but I like to list dependencies sometimes.
# require 'net/ftp/list'
#
# ftp = Net::FTP.open('somehost.com', 'user', 'pass')
# ftp.list('/some/path') do |e|
# entry = Net::FTP::List.parse(e)
#
# # Ignore everything that's not a file (so symlinks, directories and devices etc.)
# next unless entry.file?
#
# # If entry isn't a kind_of Net::FTP::List::Unknown then there is a bug in Net::FTP::List if this isn't the
# # same name as ftp.nlist('/some/path') would have returned.
# puts entry.basename
# end
#
# == Exceptions
#
# None at this time. At worst you'll end up with an Net::FTP::List::Unknown instance which won't have any extra
# useful information. Methods like <tt>dir?</tt>, <tt>file?</tt> and <tt>symlink?</tt> will all return +false+.
module List
def self.parse(*args)
Parser.parse(*args)
end
end
end
end
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