pathutils

Documentation

Index

• func ContainsRelativePathSegments[T ~string](pth T) bool
• func ForEachAbsolutePathSegment[T ~string](pth T, fn func(segment string, startIndex, endIndex int) error) error
• func ForEachPathSegment[T ~string](pth T, fn func(segment string, startIndex, endIndex int) error) error
• func GetLastPathSegment(pth string) string
• func GetPathSegments[T ~string](pth T) []string

Functions

func ContainsRelativePathSegments

func ContainsRelativePathSegments[T ~string](pth T) bool

ContainsRelativePathSegments reports whether $pth contains '.' or '..' segments.

func ForEachAbsolutePathSegment

func ForEachAbsolutePathSegment[T ~string](pth T, fn func(segment string, startIndex, endIndex int) error) error

ForEachAbsolutePathSegment calls fn for each segment of pth, adjacent '/' characters are treated as a single '/' character. The path is not cleaned, so fn may be invoked with '.' or '..' as segment. The function panics if pth does not start with '/'.

func ForEachPathSegment

func ForEachPathSegment[T ~string](pth T, fn func(segment string, startIndex, endIndex int) error) error

ForEachPathSegment calls fn for each segment of pth, adjacent '/' characters are treated as a single '/' character. The path is not cleaned, so fn may be invoked with '.' or '..' as segment.

func GetLastPathSegment

func GetLastPathSegment(pth string) string

func GetPathSegments

func GetPathSegments[T ~string](pth T) []string

GetPathSegments returns the segments of pth, adjacent '/' characters are treated as a single '/' character.