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Returns a list of items in a directory that contains not only the names, but also the information returned by `getInfo` for each item. The return value is a list of files and directories, in which each entry is a table as returned by [getInfo](https://love2d.org/wiki/love.filesystem.getInfo), with an additional `name` field for each entry.
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Returns a list of items in a directory that contains not only the names, but also the information returned by `getInfo` for each item. The return value is a list of files and directories, in which each entry is a table as returned by [getInfo](https://love2d.org/wiki/love.filesystem.getInfo), with an additional `name` field for each entry.
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* `nativefs.getDriveList()`
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* `nativefs.getDriveList()`
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Returns a table of all populated drive letters on Windows (`{ 'C:/', 'D:/', ...}`). On systems that don't use drive letters, a table with the single entry `/` is returned.
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Returns a table with all populated drive letters on Windows (`{ 'C:/', 'D:/', ...}`). On systems that don't use drive letters, a table with the single entry `/` is returned.
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* `nativefs.setWorkingDirectory(directory)`
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* `nativefs.setWorkingDirectory(directory)`
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Changes the working directory.
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Changes the working directory.
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* [File:typeOf](https://love2d.org/wiki/Object:typeOf)
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* [File:typeOf](https://love2d.org/wiki/Object:typeOf)
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* [File:release](https://love2d.org/wiki/Object:release)
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* [File:release](https://love2d.org/wiki/Object:release)
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Function names in this list are links to their LÖVE `File` counterparts. `File` is designed to work the same way as LÖVE's `File` class.
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Function names in this list are links to their LÖVE `File` counterparts. `File` is designed to work the same way as LÖVE's `File` objects.
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## Example
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## Example
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