fixed #342/fixed #343 - do not treat directories like regular files in existence checks #339
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No tests added since we still do not have tests for additional files ... but I just realized that certain directories always exists so at least on Linux it can be tested. Moving code is problematic though as Cppcheck is GPL and this would re-license it under 0BSD. |
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After we resolved and merged this we should create another release so we can sync it to Cppcheck. |
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The helper functions need to be adjusted so they align with the current usage in Cppcheck. |
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std::ifstreamcan open directories and read from them without issue. Nothing will be read though - it is like an empty file. This would have treated an include which actually pointed to a directory as existing (e.g.#include </>).