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Can we recognize which file is executable (i.e. chmod +x) using Mono under Linux? Is there any method in common .Net/Mono base class libraries?
Edit: native Linux executables
The best you can do is use the
Mono.Unix.Nativenamespace to check file permissions, I believe. You can check whether a file has executable permissions (for owner/group/others) by calling theSyscall.Statmethod. More specifically, you’ll want to look into theFilePermissionsenum.