libdar::path Class Reference
[API]

the class path is here to manipulate paths in the Unix notation: using'/' More...

#include <path.hpp>

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
	path (std::string s)
	constructor from a string
	path (const char *s)
	constructor from a char *
	path (const path &ref)
	copy constructor
path &	operator= (const path &ref)
	assignment operator
bool	operator== (const path &ref) const
	comparison operator
std::string	basename () const
	this function returns the basename that's it the right most member of a path
void	reset_read ()
	reset for read_subdir. next call to read_subdir is the most global
bool	read_subdir (std::string &r)
	sequentially read the elements that compose the path
bool	is_relative () const
	whether the path is relative or absolute (= start with a /)
bool	pop (std::string &arg)
	remove and gives in argument the basename of the path
bool	pop_front (std::string &arg)
	remove and gives in argument the outer most member of the path
path	operator+ (const path &arg) const
	add a path to the current path. The added path *must* be a relative path
path &	operator+= (const path &arg)
	add a path to the current path. The added path *must* be a relative path
bool	is_subdir_of (const path &p, bool case_sensit) const
	test whether the current object is a subdir of the method's argument
std::string	display () const
	the returned string is the representation of the current object in Unix notation
unsigned int	degre () const
	returns the number of member in the path

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Detailed Description

the class path is here to manipulate paths in the Unix notation: using'/'

several operations are provided as well as convertion functions

Definition at line 48 of file path.hpp.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

libdar::path::path (  std::string  s  )

constructor from a string This realizes the string to path convertion function Note: empty string is not a valid string (exception thrown) Referenced by path().

libdar::path::path (  const char *  s  )  [inline]

constructor from a char * this realizes the char * to path convertion function Note: empty string is not a valid string (exception thrown) Definition at line 61 of file path.hpp. References path().

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Member Function Documentation

unsigned int libdar::path::degre (   )  const [inline]

returns the number of member in the path Note: a absolute path counts one more that its relative brother Definition at line 138 of file path.hpp.

bool libdar::path::is_subdir_of (  const path &  p, bool  case_sensit )  const

test whether the current object is a subdir of the method's argument Parameters: [in]  p  the path to test with [in]  case_sensit  whether the test must be in case sensitive manner or not

path libdar::path::operator+ (  const path &  arg  )  const [inline]

add a path to the current path. The added path *must* be a relative path Parameters: [in]  arg  the relative path to add Returns: the resulting path, (the current object is not modified, where from the "const" qualifier) Note: arg can be a string also, which is converted to a path on the fly Definition at line 115 of file path.hpp.

path& libdar::path::operator+= (  const path &  arg  )

add a path to the current path. The added path *must* be a relative path Parameters: [in]  arg  the relative path to add Returns: the value of the current (modified) object: "*this".

bool libdar::path::pop (  std::string &  arg  )

remove and gives in argument the basename of the path Parameters: [out]  arg  the basename of the path Returns: false if the operation was not possible (no sub-directory to pop) Note: if the path is absolute the remaing value is '/' when no pop is anymore possible while it is the first component of the original path if the path was relative. a empty path is not a valide value

bool libdar::path::pop_front (  std::string &  arg  )

remove and gives in argument the outer most member of the path Parameters: [out]  arg  the value of the outer element of the path Returns: true if the pop_front operation was possible and arg could be set. Note: removes and returns the first directory of the path, when just the basename is present returns false, if the path is absolute, the first call change it to relative (except if equal to "/" then return false)

bool libdar::path::read_subdir (  std::string &  r  )

sequentially read the elements that compose the path Parameters: [out]  r  the next element of the path Returns: true if a next element could be read Note: the reading starts at the root and ends with the basename of the path

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• path.hpp

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