canWrite()

Method canWrite()

Return type: boolean

Examples of how the element is used (one line per example):
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1	} else if ( !newFolder.canWrite() ) {
2	if(canWrite && (!f.exists() \|\| f.canWrite())){
3	if (ramdisk.isDirectory() && ramdisk.canWrite()) {
4	if ((!file.canWrite () && file.exists ()) \|\|
5	if (!file.canWrite()) {
6	if (!file.canWrite())
7	if (file.exists() && !file.canWrite()) {
8	if (!(new File(fileName).canWrite()))
9	if (!this.output.canWrite()) {
10	} else if (!repository.canWrite()) {
11	if (file.exists() && !file.canWrite()) {
12	writeBox.setIcon( file.canWrite() ? SELECTED_ICON : UNSELECTED_ICON);
13	if (!dir.canWrite())
14	if(pcpPropsFile.exists() && !pcpPropsFile.canWrite()) return;
15	if (!parentdir.canWrite())
16	getNewFolderAction().setEnabled(currentDirectory.canWrite());
17	if ( !file.canWrite() ) {
18	if (!file.canWrite()) {
19	if (dir!=null && ( !dir.exists() \|\| !dir.isDirectory() \|\| !dir.canWrite()))
20	if(!theFile.canWrite()) return;//throw new PH_noWrite("no write access to: "+theFile.toString());

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