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Hello everyone,


I've been working on an OS thats going to be published soon but I need some help with fs.delete(). I am making a systemWipe program that wipes all the files and folders on the system but I need to blacklist certain items like the "rom" directory and other things. This is my code so far:

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I have the blacklist table, but I don't know how to implement it. I was looking at the OneOS blacklist but that never worked and I wanted some help of you guys so I can get this bleedin systemWipe program sorted.

Your most and humble servant,

smigger22

[SquidDev]

My suggestion would be to use the blacklist as a lookup stead:

local blacklist = {
  ['rom'] = true,
}

This means you can do this:

for _, file in ipairs(files) do
  if not blacklist[file] and not blacklist['/'..file] then
    fs.delete(file)
  end
end

This will only work if the path exactly the same (so thing/rom will still be deleted).

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Thx SquidDev, been waiting a long time for an answer while working on the other aspects of my OS

[MKlegoman357]

You should also check if the folder or file you are trying to delete is read-only or not. That actully would save you from trouble adding rom to the whitelist and trying to figure out if there is a disk drive connected.

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Thx for the feedback, the OS will now be published soon!!!