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209 class nsFileSpec; // Preferred. For i/o use nsInputFileStream, nsOutputFileStream
210 class nsFilePath;
211 class nsFileURL;
212 class nsNSPRPath; // This can be passed to NSPR file I/O routines, if you must.
213 class nsPersistentFileDescriptor; // Used for storage across program launches.
218 class nsOutputStream;
219 class nsInputStream;
220 class nsIOutputStream;
221 class nsIInputStream;
222 class nsOutputFileStream;
223 class nsInputFileStream;
224 class nsOutputConsoleStream;
226 class nsIUnicodeEncoder;
227 class nsIUnicodeDecoder;
241 class nsSimpleCharString
311 }; // class nsSimpleCharString
314 class NS_COM_OBSOLETE nsFileSpec
427 // but might change, eg, to a 64-bit class. So use the
507 friend class nsFilePath;
508 friend class nsFileURL;
509 friend class nsDirectoryIterator;
519 }; // class nsFileSpec
526 class NS_COM_OBSOLETE nsFileURL
571 friend class nsFilePath; // to allow construction of nsFilePath
579 }; // class nsFileURL
582 class NS_COM_OBSOLETE nsFilePath
600 // NSPR, take a look at the nsNSPRPath class.
632 }; // class nsFilePath
635 class nsPersistentFileDescriptor
663 friend class nsFileSpec;
677 }; // class nsPersistentFileDescriptor
680 class NS_COM_OBSOLETE nsDirectoryIterator
744 }; // class nsDirectoryIterator
747 class NS_COM_OBSOLETE nsNSPRPath
748 // This class will allow you to pass any one of the nsFile* classes directly into NSPR
777 }; // class nsNSPRPath