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@@ -60270,7 +60270,12 @@ bitmask arguments.
For each visited entry, it calls the supplied
.meta callbackfun
-function, which receives five arguments.
+function, which receives five arguments. If this function returns
+normally, it must return either
+.codn nil ,
+.codn t ,
+or an integer value in the range of the C type
+.codn int .
The
.code ftw
@@ -60290,7 +60295,9 @@ stops the traversal. (Non-integer return values behave like
The
.meta path
-argument of the callback function gives the path of the
+argument of
+.meta callbackfun
+gives the path of the
visited filesystem object.
The
@@ -60334,19 +60341,50 @@ calculates the base name.
The
.code ftw
-function returns
+function returns either
.code t
-upon successful completion and
-.code nil
-on failure. If
-.code ftw
-is terminated by a return value from
+upon successful completion, or an integer value returned by
.metn callbackfun ,
-then that value is returned. Such a value is always a nonzero integer.
+as described below.
+On failure it throws an exception derived from
+.codn file-error ,
+whose specific type is based on analyzing the POSIX
+.code errno
+value.
The
.meta callbackfun
-may terminate the traversal by a nonlocal exit, such as by throwing
+may return a value of any type. If it returns a value that is not of integer
+type, then zero is returned to the
+.code nftw
+function and traversal continues. Similarly, traversal continues
+if the function returns an integer zero.
+
+If
+.meta callbackfun
+returns an integer value, that value must be in the range of the C type
+.codn int .
+That
+.code int
+value is returned to
+.codn nftw .
+If the value is not zero, and is not -1, then
+.code nftw
+will terminate, and return that value, which
+.code ftw
+then returns. If the value is -1, then
+.code nftw
+is deemed to have failed, and
+.code ftw
+will thrown an exception of type
+.codn file-error ,
+whose specific type is based on analyzing the POSIX
+.code errno
+value. If the value is zero, then the traversal continues.
+
+The
+.meta callbackfun
+may also terminate the traversal by a nonlocal exit, such as by throwing
an exception or performing a block return.
The