IFilePath Interface

This class contains information on a file, as well its name and path, and handles relative and absolute (full) paths. When path is relative, it can have a BaseFilePath, used to expand the relative filepath to an absolute (full) path. If a path is relative, and no BaseFilePath is specified, CurrentDirectory is used as BaseFilePath. Examples of legal paths: - "c:\\MyDir\\MyFile.txt" - directory and file - "c:\\MyDir" - only directory - "MyDir\\MySubdir" - relative directory - "\\\\MyServer\\MyShare" - network drive

Namespace: DHI.Mike1D.Generic
Assembly: DHI.Mike1D.Generic (in DHI.Mike1D.Generic.dll) Version: 19.0.0.0 (11.1.1.1111)

Syntax

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public interface IFilePath

Public Interface IFilePath

public interface class IFilePath

The IFilePath type exposes the following members.

Properties

	Name	Description
	BaseFilePath	If the path is relative, a BaseFilePath can be set. If a BaseFilePath is not set, then the CurrentDirectory will be used as BaseFilePath. For absolute paths, BaseFilePath is ignored. Only the directory part of the BaseFilePath is used.
	DirectoryName	Gets the directory name of the filepath. It will return relative or absolute directory, depending on whether the filepath is relative or absolute.
	Extension	Gets or alters the extension of the file. The extionsion is returned with the dot, i.e., on the form ".ext". If no extension exists, the empty string is returned. If path is null, null is returned. It can be set with or without the dot.
	FileName	Gets/alters the filename including extension
	FileNameWithoutExtension	Gets/alters the filename without the extension
	FullDirectoryName	Gets the full directory name of the filepath. It will return an absolute directory.
	FullFilePath	Gets the full directory name of the filepath, including file name. It will return an absolute directory.
	HasPath	Return true if FilePath has a Path, false if empty.
	IsRelative	Returns true if the FilePath is relative
	Path	Get/set file name including path. The path can be absolute or relative.
	RelativeDirectoryName	Gets the relative directory name of the filepath. It will return a directory relative to BaseFilePath or CurrentDirectory.
	RelativeFilePath	Gets the relative directory name of the filepath, including file name. It will return a directory relative to BaseFilePath or CurrentDirectory.

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Methods

	Name	Description
	Clone	Creates a deep clone of the FilePath
	ExtensionIs	Return true if the extension of the file path is "extension". The dot is a part of the extension, i.e. use as Copy fp.ExtensionIs(".txt")
	MakePathFull	Make the Path absolute, based on either BaseFilePath or CurrentDirectory. If path is already absolute, this has no effekt.
	MakePathRelative	Make the Path relative, based on either BaseFilePath or CurrentDirectory. If path is already relative, this has no effekt.

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Reference

DHI.Mike1D.Generic Namespace