fs

const (
	// FileDirectory indicates that the file is a directory.
	FileDirectory FileAttr = 0x10
	// FileArchive denotes a file or directory that is an archive file or directory. Applications typically use this attribute to mark files for backup or removal.
	FileArchive FileAttr = 0x20
	// FileCompressed represents a file or a directory that is compressed.
	FileCompressed FileAttr = 0x800
	// FileEncrypted represents a file or a directory that is encrypted
	FileEncrypted FileAttr = 0x4000
	// FileHidden designates a file or directory that is hidden, i.e. it is not included in an ordinary directory listing.
	FileHidden FileAttr = 0x2
	// FileReparsePoint represents a file or directory that has an associated reparse point, or a file that is a symbolic link.
	FileReparsePoint FileAttr = 0x400
	// FileSparse denotes a sparse file. Spares files can optimize disk usage as the system does not allocate disk space for the file regions with sparse data.
	FileSparse = 0x200
	// FileTemporary denotes files that are used for temporary storage.
	FileTemporary = 0x100
)

const (
	// Supersede dictates that if the file already exists, it is replaced with the given file. Otherwise the file with given name is created.
	Supersede FileDisposition = iota
	// Open opens the file if it already exists instead of creating a new file.
	Open
	// Create fails if the file already exists.
	Create
	// OpenIf opens the file if it already exists or creates a new file otherwise.
	OpenIf
	// Overwrite opens and overwrites the file if it already exists. Otherwise it fails.
	Overwrite
	// OverwriteIf opens and overwrites the file is it already exists. Otherwise it creates a new file.
	OverwriteIf
)

const (
	// FileShareRead allows threads to gain read access to the file
	FileShareRead FileShareMode = 1
	// FileShareWrite allows threads to gain write access to the file
	FileShareWrite FileShareMode = 1 << 1
	// FileShareDelete grants threads the possibility to delete files
	FileShareDelete FileShareMode = 1 << 2
)

const (
	// Regular represents the file, volume or hard disk device
	Regular FileType = iota
	// Directory represents the directory
	Directory
	// Pipe represent the pipe
	Pipe
	// Console denotes the standard output stream
	Console
	// Mailslot denotes a mail slot file
	Mailslot
	// Other is the file type different from listed above
	Other
	// Unknown is the unknown file type
	Unknown
)