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Do you know a Haskell package for dirent.h on Windows?

Hi,

Do you know a Haskell package for dirent.h on Windows?

There is similar set of functions in system.posix but those functions are not implemented on Windows. I wonder if there is similar somewhere else.

Thanks.

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dirent.h is a C library header. If you want to traverse directories, use System.Directory.getDirectoryContents. This API should work on Windows.

KennyTM  2010-06-20 06:03:46

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