Iterating files with OpenCascade
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In the OpenCascade ecosystem, it's pretty handy to rely upon what's called OSD or Operating System Dependent package. This brief blog post is aimed to highlight one technique for working with a filesystem at the lower level without the employment of additional dependencies in software based on OpenCascade.
"OpenCascade ecosystem" is probably a bit voluntaristic phrase aimed to emphasize the central role that the OpenCascade library holds in the open-source CAD field. In Analysis Situs, we ground the feature recognition framework on top of it. Likewise, a tremendous number of software packages (both applications and derived libs) are based on different tools from this library.
Here is a code snippet to iterate all files having "tcl" extension in a specific "dir" directory:
OSD_Path path(dir);
//
for ( OSD_FileIterator fi(path, "*.tcl"); fi.More(); fi.Next() )
{
OSD_Path filePath;
fi.Values().Path(filePath);
TCollection_AsciiString filename;
filePath.SystemName(filename);
filename = dir + "/" + filename;
std::cout << filename.ToCString() << std::endl;
}
The advantage of this approach is that you do not need anything but the pure OpenCascade library that you're presumably already using. Personally, I employ this simple technique to execute all Tcl scenarios for the purpose of unit testing.
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