WinFile versus FilesAndDirs

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In order to make the move from WinFiles to FilesAndDirs as smooth as possible this page compares the two classes.

(Almost) unchanged functions

WinFile	FilesAndDirs	Remarks
`Cd`	`Cd`
`CheckPath`	`CheckPath`
`CopyToWithRC`	`CopyTo`
`Delete`	`DeleteFile`
`Dir`, `DirTree`, `DirX`	`Dir`
`DoesExist`	`Exists`
`DoesExistDir`	`IsDir`
`DoesExistFile`	`IsFile`
`ExpandPath`	`Normalize`	See also `EnforceBackSlash`
`GetTempFileName`	`GetTempFilename`	Notice change in spelling
`GetTempPath`	`GetTempPath`
`ListDirsOnly`	`ListDirs`
`ListFilesOnly`	`ListFiles`
`MkDir`	`MkDir`
`MoveToWithRC`	`MoveTo`
`PWD`	`PWD`
`PolishCurrentDir`	`PolishCurrentDir`
`RmDir`	`RmDir`	`(Recursive' 1)` is now the default

Functions added to FilesAndDirs

Function name	Remarks
`GetNewLineCharsFor`
`IsSymbolicLink`
`CopyTree`
`MoveTree`

Removed functions

WinFile	Remarks
`CopyTo`
`CreateDirParms`
`CreateDirXParms`
`CreateListFilesOnlyParms`
`DateOf`
`DirTree`
`ExpandEnv`
`GetAllDrives`
`GetDriveAndType`
`HasSubDirs`
`IsDirEmpty`
`IsFilenameOkay`
`IsFoldernameOkay`
`IsValidWin32Filename`
`ListDirXIndices`
`ListFileAttributes`
`MoveTo`
`ReadAnsiFile`
`ReadBytesAs8BitSignedIntegersFromFile`
`WriteAnsiFile`
`YoungerThan`