Function: `DirectoryList`

List the contents of a directory.

Returns either an array, or a query depending on the {@code listInfo} argument.

The {@code listInfo} argument can be one of the following:

{@code name} - Returns an array of the names of the items in the directory.
{@code path} - Returns an array of the absolute paths of the items in the directory.
{@code query} - Returns a query of the items in the directory containing the following fields:
- {@code attributes} - The attributes of the item (R, W, X, H).
- {@code dateLastModified} - The date the item was last modified.
- {@code directory} - The directory containing the item.
- {@code mode} - The mode of the item.
- {@code name} - The name of the item.
- {@code size} - The size of the item in bytes.
- {@code type} - The type of the item (either "Dir" or "File").

The {@code filter} argument can be the following:

A closure/lambda that takes a single argument (the path of the item) and returns a boolean. True to return it, false otherwise.
```
 DirectoryList( path: "/path/to/dir", filter: path -> path.endsWith(".txt") )
 
```
A string that is a glob pattern: E.g. ".txt" to only return files with the .txt extension. Or you can use the {@code |} pipe to separate multiple patterns: E.g. ".txt|*.csv" to return files with either the .txt or .csv extension.

Method Signature

DirectoryList(path=[string], recurse=[boolean], listInfo=[string], filter=[any], sort=[string], type=[string])

Argument	Type	Required	Description	Default
`path`	`string`	`true`	The absolute path to the directory to list.
`recurse`	`boolean`	`true`	Whether to recurse into subdirectories or not. The default is false.	`false`
`listInfo`	`string`	`false`	The type of information to return. Valid values are "name", "path", and "query". The default is "path".	`path`
`filter`	`any`	`false`	A filter to apply to the listing. This can be a function that takes a single argument (the path of the item) and returns a boolean or a string that is a glob pattern. The default is no filter.
`sort`	`string`	`false`	The sort order of the listing. Valid values are "name", "size", "date", and "type". The default is "name".You can also use `asc` or `desc` to specify the sort order. E.g. `sort: "name desc"`.	`name`
`type`	`string`	`false`	The type of items to list. Valid values are "all", "file", and "dir". Default is "all".	`all`