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10<h1>nn::fs::Directory::Directory Constructor</h1>
11<h2>Syntax</h2>
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14Directory();
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16Directory(
17     const wchar_t * pathName
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20Directory(
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25<h2>List of Overloaded Member Functions</h2>
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30<a href="./Directory(0).html">Directory (  ) </a>
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32<td>Constructor.</td>
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36<a href="./Directory(1).html">Directory ( const wchar_t * ) </a>
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38<td>A constructor that opens the specified directory.</td>
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42<a href="./Directory(2).html">Directory ( const char * ) </a>
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44<td>A constructor that opens the specified directory.</td>
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47<h2>Description of Directory (  )</h2>
48<div class="section"><p>In the overloaded version without arguments, no directory is opened. To read directory entries, you must call <CODE><a href="../../../nn/fs/Directory/Initialize.html">Initialize</a></CODE> separately.</p><p>In the overloaded version that specifies a path name, the directory in that path is opened.</p></div>
49<h2>Description of Directory ( const wchar_t * )</h2>
50<div class="section"><p>Opens the directory in the specified path.</p></div>
51<h2>Description of Directory ( const char * )</h2>
52<div class="section"><p>Opens the directory in 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.</p></div>
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