Path type (joe.console)
A Java Path, i.e, the path to a file or a directory in the
host file system.
- Path.compare(a, b) → Number
- path.endsWith(path) → Boolean
- path.getFileName() → Path
- path.getName(index) → Path
- path.getNameCount() → Number
- path.getParent() → Path
- path.isAbsolute() → Boolean
- path.normalize() → Path
- path.relativize(other) → Path
- path.resolve(other) → Path
- path.startsWith(path) → Boolean
- path.subpath(start, [end]) → Path
- path.toAbsolutePath() → Path
- path.toString() → String
Static Methods
Path.compare()
Path.compare(a, b) → Number
Returns -1, 0, or 1 as a is less than, equal to, or greater than b when compared lexicographically.
Path Initializer
Path(first,[more...]) → Path
Creates a path from one or more string components.
Methods
path.endsWith()
path.endsWith(path) → Boolean
Returns true if this path ends with the given path. The
path may be specified as a Path or a String.
path.getFileName()
path.getFileName() → Path
Returns the final path component, i.e., the name of the file or directory denoted by this path.
path.getName()
path.getName(index) → Path
Returns the path component at the given index.
path.getNameCount()
path.getNameCount() → Number
Returns the number of path components.
path.getParent()
path.getParent() → Path
Returns the parent of this path, or null if it doesn't have one.
path.isAbsolute()
path.isAbsolute() → Boolean
Returns true if the path is an absolute path, and false
otherwise.
path.normalize()
path.normalize() → Path
Returns the path with redundant name elements eliminated.
path.relativize()
path.relativize(other) → Path
Returns a relative path from this path to the other path.
The other path may a Path or a String.
path.resolve()
path.resolve(other) → Path
Resolves the other path against this path, if other is relative, constructs a path starting with this path and continuing with the other. If other is absolute, it is returned unchanged.
The other path may a Path or a String.
path.startsWith()
path.startsWith(path) → Boolean
Returns true if this path starts with the given path. The
path may be specified as a Path or a String.
path.subpath()
path.subpath(start, [end]) → Path
Returns the subpath of this path that starts at start and ends before end, which defaults to the end of the path.
path.toAbsolutePath()
path.toAbsolutePath() → Path
Converts the path into an absolute path.
path.toString()
path.toString() → String
Returns the path's string representation.