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-##############################################################
-#
-#   opendir.pyx - A class exposing the functionality of
-#   ===========   the opendir() family of C libary functions.
-#
-#   By Gregory Ewing
-#   greg.ewing@canterbury.ac.nz
-#
-#   This software and derivative works created from it
-#   may be used and redistributed without restriction.
-#
-##############################################################
-
-cdef extern from "sys/errno.h":
-	int errno
-
-cdef extern from "stdio.h":
-	char *strerror(int)
-
-cdef extern from "dirent.h":
-	ctypedef struct DIR
-	struct dirent:
-		int d_namlen
-		char d_name[1]
-	DIR *c_opendir "opendir" (char *)
-	int readdir_r(DIR *, dirent *, dirent **)
-	long telldir(DIR *)
-	void seekdir(DIR *, long)
-	void rewinddir(DIR *)
-	int closedir(DIR *)
-	int dirfd(DIR *)
-
-#------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-cdef class opendir:
-	"""opendir(pathname) --> an open directory object
-	
-	Opens a directory and provides incremental access to
-	the filenames it contains. May be used as a file-like
-	object or as an iterator.
-	
-	When used as a file-like object, each call to read()
-	returns one filename, or an empty string when the end
-	of the directory is reached. The close() method should
-	be called when finished with the directory.
-	
-	The close() method should also be called when used as
-	an iterator and iteration is stopped prematurely. If
-	iteration proceeds to completion, the directory is
-	closed automatically."""
-
-	cdef DIR *dir
-	
-	def __cinit__(self, char *path):
-		self.dir = c_opendir(path)
-		if not self.dir:
-			raise IOError(errno, "%s: '%s'" % (strerror(errno), path))
-	
-	def __dealloc__(self):
-		if self.dir:
-			closedir(self.dir)
-
-	def read(self):
-		"""read() --> filename or empty string
-		
-		Returns the next filename from the directory, or an empty
-		string if the end of the directory has been reached."""
-		
-		cdef dirent entry, *result
-		check_open(self)
-		if readdir_r(self.dir, &entry, &result) < 0:
-			raise IOError(errno)
-		if result:
-			return entry.d_name
-		else:
-			return ""
-	
-	def tell(self):
-		"""tell() --> position
-		
-		Returns a value representing the current position in the
-		directory, suitable for passing to tell(). Only valid for
-		this directory object as long as it remains open."""
-		
-		check_open(self)
-		return telldir(self.dir)
-
-	def seek(self, long pos):
-		"""seek(position)
-		
-		Returns the directory to the specified position, which
-		should be a value previously returned by tell()."""
-		
-		check_open(self)
-		seekdir(self.dir, pos)
-	
-	def rewind(self):
-		"""rewind()
-		
-		Resets the position to the beginning of the directory."""
-		
-		check_open(self)
-		rewinddir(self.dir)
-	
-	def close(self):
-		"""close()
-		
-		Closes the directory and frees the underlying file descriptor."""
-		
-		if self.dir:
-			if closedir(self.dir) < 0:
-				raise IOError(errno)
-			self.dir = NULL
-
-#  MaxOSX doesn't seem to have dirfd, despite what the
-#  man page says. :-(
-#
-#	def fileno(self):
-#		"""fileno() --> file descriptor
-#		
-#		Returns the file descriptor associated with the open directory."""
-#
-#		check_open(self)
-#		return dirfd(self.dir)
-
-	def __iter__(self):
-		return self
-	
-	def __next__(self):
-		"""next() --> filename
-		
-		Returns the next filename from the directory. If the end of the
-		directory has been reached, closes the directory and raises
-		StopIteration."""
-
-		if self.dir:
-			result = self.read()
-			if result:
-				return result
-			self.close()
-		raise StopIteration
-
-#------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-cdef int check_open(opendir d) except -1:
-	if not d.dir:
-		raise ValueError("Directory is closed")
-	return 0
-