Path

include: co/path.h.

#path

co/path is ported from golang, the path separator must be '/' .

#path::clean()

fastring clean(const fastring& s);

  • Return the shortest equivalent form of the path, the consecutive separators in the path will be removed.

  • Example

path::clean("./x//y/");   // return "x/y"
path::clean("./x/..");    // return "."
path::clean("./x/../.."); // return ".."

#path::join()

fastring join(const fastring& s, const fastring& t);
template <typename ...S> fastring join(const S&... s);

  • The first version concatenates two fastrings into a complete path.

  • The second version concatenates any number of fastrings into a complete path.

  • The returned result is a cleaned path by path::clean().

  • Example

path::join("x", "y", "z"); // return "x/y/z"
path::join("/x/", "y");    // return "/x/y"

#path::split()

std::pair<fastring, fastring> split(const fastring& s);

  • Divide the path into two parts, dir and file. If the path does not contain a separator, the dir part will be empty.

  • The returned result satisfies the property path = dir + file.

  • Example

path::split("/");    // -> {"/", ""}
path::split("/a");   // -> {"/", "a"}
path::split("/a/b"); // -> {"/a/", "b"}

#path::dir()

fastring dir(const fastring& s);

  • Return the directory part of the path, the return value is a cleaned path by path::clean().

  • Example

path::dir("a");  // return "."
path::dir("a/"); // return "a"
path::dir("/");  // return "/"
path::dir("/a"); // return "/";

#path::base()

fastring base(const fastring& s);

  • Return the last element of the path.

  • Example

path::base("");     // return "."
path::base("/");    // return "/"
path::base("/a/");  // return "a" ignores the delimiter at the end
path::base("/a");   // return "a"
path::base("/a/b"); // return "b"

#path::ext()

fastring ext(const fastring& s);

  • Return the file extension.

  • Example

path::ext("/a.cc");  // return ".cc"
path::ext("/a.cc/"); // return ""