How does the file management work?
The convention here is to separate access to disk-like data storage into three layers: • the filesystem layer: in charge of initialization and management of filesystem-related operations for a given filesystem type, including the copy, move, deletion of files and directories through an instance of a Ceylan::System::FileSystemManager child class • the directory layer: in charge of directory management, to perform for example directory listing, for a given filesystem type, through an instance of a Ceylan::System::Directory child class • the file layer: in charge of file management, to create or open them, and to read of write data in files, through a factory or an instance of a Ceylan::System::File child class These three layers have been defined in an abstract level (FileSystemManager / Directory / File), meant to be fully defined for each actual filesystem configuration available: • for standard filesystem abstractions, i.e. the ones provided by most computers, including UNIX and Windo
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