mclipp 1.1

Creating files with custom file size

MClipp docs

MClipp is a easy library, where you can create big or small files. You can do it using Memory class.

How does it working?

MClipp creates a file, that has custom file size. It multiplies a unit by custom file size in bytes. As it known, the unit is a simple zero (0).

Create

Using "create" method you can create files width custom file size.

Example:

from mclipp import *

clipper = Memory()
clipper.create('filename', 1024)

It creates a file, that has name "filename" and size 1024 bytes.

Pattern:

from mclipp import *

clipper = Memory()
clipper.create(filename, byte)

... where filename is a filename and byte is a file_size.

Delete

Using delete you can delete large or simple files without recovery.

Example:

from mclipp import *

clipper = Memory()
clipper.delete(r'C:/Users/user/Desktop', 'filename')

Here you can delete file "filename", that is in "C:/Users/user/Desktop". You can successful delete this file if it isn't in use.

Pattern:

from mclipp import *

clipper = Memory()
clipper.delete(path, filename)

Bonus: get unit

To get a unit you must to use property unit.

Example:

from mclipp import *

clipper = Memory()
print(clipper.unit)

In current version the unit is "0".