FileSys::Rename( FileSys *, Error * )

Rename the file specified by the path protected FileSys member to the file specified by the target FileSys object.

Virtual?	Yes
Class	FileSys
Arguments	FileSys *target	name of target for rename
	Error *error	returned error status
Returns	void

Notes

On some operating systems, an unlink might be required before calling Rename().

Your implementation must correctly report any system errors that might occur during the rename.

Example

To use Rename() to rename /usr/logs/log2 to /usr/logs/log1:

FileSys *f1 = FileSys::Create( FST_TEXT );
FileSys *f2 = FileSys::Create( FST_TEXT );
Error e;

f1->Set( "/usr/logs/log1" );
f2->Set( "/usr/logs/log2" );

f1->Rename( f2, &e );

To reimplement Rename() to report errors with Error::Sys() and provide debugging output:

void FileSysDemo::Rename( FileSys *target, Error *e )
{
    if ( rename( Name(), target->Name() ) < 0 )
        e->Sys( "rename", Name() );

    if ( DEBUG )
        printf( "Debug (Rename): %s to %s\n", Name(), target->Name() );
}