nn::fs::Directory::Directory Constructor

Directory();

Directory(
     const wchar_t * pathName
);

Directory(
     const char * pathName
);

In the overloaded version without arguments, no directory is opened. To read directory entries, you must call Initialize separately.

In the overloaded version that specifies a path name, the directory in that path is opened.

Opens the directory in the specified path.

This function does not return processing results and it is therefore impossible to handle errors. In general, use TryInitialize.

This opens the directory at the specified path. This function uses a large amount of buffer space on the stack because it converts the path name from a multi-byte string into a wide string. Pay careful attention to the stack size.

This function does not return processing results and it is therefore impossible to handle errors. In general, use TryInitialize.