A path which is either an absolute Path, a relative RelPath, or a ResourcePath with shared APIs and implementations.
Most of the filesystem-independent path-manipulation logic that lets you splice paths together or navigate in and out of paths lives in this interface
- Companion:
- object
Value members
Abstract methods
Combines this path with the given relative path, returning
a path of the same type as this one (e.g. Path returns Path,
RelPath returns RelPath
Combines this path with the given relative path, returning
a path of the same type as this one (e.g. Path returns Path,
RelPath returns RelPath
Gives you the base name of this path, ie without the extension
Gives you the base name of this path, ie without the extension
This path ends with the target path, including if it's identical
This path ends with the target path, including if it's identical
Gives you the file extension of this path, or the empty string if there is no extension
Gives you the file extension of this path, or the empty string if there is no extension
The last segment in this path. Very commonly used, e.g. it represents the name of the file/folder in filesystem paths
The last segment in this path. Very commonly used, e.g. it represents the name of the file/folder in filesystem paths
Relativizes this path with the given target path, finding a
relative path p such that base/p == this.
Relativizes this path with the given target path, finding a
relative path p such that base/p == this.
Note that you can only relativize paths of the same type, e.g.
Path & Path or RelPath & RelPath. In the case of RelPath,
this can throw a PathError.NoRelativePath if there is no
relative path that satisfies the above requirement in the general
case.