Raddir

Raddir is a term that appears in multiple technical domains. There is no single canonical definition, and the meaning of the word depends on the field in which it is used.

In computing, raddir is often used informally to refer to operations that read entries from a directory, i.e., listing the contents of a file system location. In practice, such functionality is provided by directory APIs like opendir and readdir on Unix-like systems, or by directory iterators in higher-level languages. The label raddir is common in tutorials and code comments but is not a formal standard name for an API.

In geospatial and navigation contexts, the words radial and direction are central, and some authors shorten the idea to raddir to denote tasks that compute directions or bearings from a reference point to multiple targets.

In software projects, Raddir has occasionally been used as a project name or module label for code that processes radial data, such as radius-based queries, radial grids, or ray-based simulations. The specifics vary by project.

Related concepts include dirent, directory traversal, bearing, azimuth, and radial distance. The exact interpretation of raddir should be inferred from context, as the term functions more as a descriptive label than a fixed technical standard.