[−][src]Crate close_file
Allows to close a file without silently dropping errors
Errors can happen when closing a file, indicating that the file was not (completely) written. The standard library currently simply discards such error when the std::io::File goes out of scope.
This crate allows to close the file and handle potential errors.
use close_file::Closable; use std::io::Write; let mut f = std::fs::File::create("temp").unwrap(); f.write_all("Hello, world!".as_bytes()); f.close();
The close() function consumes the File. However, on Windows, a failed close operation may be retried. For this case the returned CloseError contains the original File.
Structs
CloseError | Wraps any I/O error that can happen during closing the file |
Traits
Closable |