Using Java's File.delete() method

烂漫一生 提交于 2019-12-18 09:21:34

问题


When I used the File.delete() method to delete a file, where is the deleted file? I am using a Mac and I don't see the file in the Trash. I want to know where the file is being stored at? Or if it is permanently gone.

Thanks,


回答1:


It's gone. The trash bin is just a temporary place where files are put before being deleted, when you "delete" them through the OS.

In most filesystems, however, deleting a file only removes the pointer to it from the system's list of files. The actual data may sit on the harddrive for a significant amount of time until it is overwritten. There are file recovery tools available that can attempt to retrieve such files, but they are not 100% sucesfull.




回答2:


The trash in Mac/Linux (or Recycle Bin, in Windows) only work with the specific file managers (Finder, Nautilus/Dolphin or Explorer) where they actually move a file into a temporary folder on the same partition (aka Trash / Recycle Bin), from where it's deleted.

From the core OS's point of you, delete() will permanently delete it.




回答3:


where the file is being stored?

It isn't. You deleted it. It's deleted.




回答4:


Calling File.delete() permanently removes the file, without going into the recycling bin or anything similar.



来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11106850/using-javas-file-delete-method

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