Gets the file names in the directory.
Contrary to list.files(), this method guarantees to work
recursively. Moreover, when subdirectories are processed recursively,
directory names are also returned.
# S3 method for default
listDirectory(path=".", pattern=NULL, recursive=FALSE, allNames=FALSE, fullNames=FALSE,
...)Returns a vector of file names.
A path to be listed.
A character string of the filename pattern passed. See
list.files() for more details.
If TRUE, subdirectories are recursively processed,
and not if FALSE. Alternatively, the maximum recursive depth can
be specified as a non-negative numeric, where FALSE corresponds to
0L depth and TRUE corresponds +Inf depth.
If TRUE, also files starting with a period are returned.
If TRUE, the full path names are returned.
Not used.
Recursive searching of directory structure is done breath-first in a lexicographic order.
Henrik Bengtsson
Internally list.files() is used.