File system api c++: added support for creating temp. files and directories #1706
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@heinezen I think this should be it for the 2 methods. Whenever you're free, let me know if there's anything else I should consider to improve the code. |
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Thanks, I'll try to review it soon-ish :) |
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Addresses #1540
This is currently a static method in util/path.cpp for creating a temp file, wrapping it in a File object, and returning it. I am planning on doing one for temporary directories later, wrapping it in a Directory object instead. Let me know if you'd like me to wrap both in Path objects instead--I'm not really sure how to do that since Path takes in a fslike shared pointer rather than the file_like one produced by File.