module

Std.Path

23 public declarations

ancestorsStr -> Array[Str]
Every directory above a path, nearest first.
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componentsStr -> Array[Str]
The pieces of a path, with the separators removed.
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directoryOfStr -> Str
A path without its last piece, or `.` when it has only one.
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extensionOfStr -> Option[Str]
A path's extension, without its dot, or nothing when it has none.
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fromComponents&Array[Str] -> Str
The path a sequence of pieces names.
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hasExtensionStr -> Str -> Bool
Whether a path carries the given extension, compared without regard to case.
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isAbsoluteStr -> Bool
Whether a path names a place from the root rather than from somewhere else.
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isHiddenStr -> Bool
Whether a name is one this machine's shell hides by default.
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isInsideStr -> Str -> Bool
Whether one path is inside another, once both are normalized.
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isRelativeStr -> Bool
Whether a path names a place from wherever the program happens to be.
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isSeparatorStr -> Bool
Whether a character ends a piece of a path on this machine.
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joinStr -> Str -> Str
Two path pieces joined with a separator, without doubling one.
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joinAll&Array[Str] -> Str
Every piece joined in order, left to right.
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nameOfStr -> Str
The last piece of a path.
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normalizeStr -> Str
A path with `.` removed and each `..` applied to the piece before it.
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parentOfStr -> Option[Str]
The directory holding a path, or nothing when the path is a root.
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relativeToStr -> Str -> Option[Str]
How to reach a path starting from another, or nothing when it cannot be
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resolveStr -> Str -> Str
A path resolved against a directory, and normalized.
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separatorStr
The character this machine writes between the pieces of a path.
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splitExtensionStr -> (Str, Option[Str])
A path split into the part before its extension and the extension itself.
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stemOfStr -> Str
The last piece of a path with its extension removed.
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withExtensionStr -> Str -> Str
A path carrying the given extension, replacing any it had.
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withoutExtensionStr -> Str
A path with its extension removed.
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