Class PathUtils
Contains Path related static methods.
public static class PathUtils- Inheritance
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PathUtils
Methods
- AddDirectorySeparatorChar(string?)
Adds directory separator char to the path if it's needed. If path already has directory separator char at the end, no changes are performed.
- CompareByFileName(string, string)
Compares two specified paths by file name and returns an integer that indicates their relative position in the sort order.
- CreateExecutingAssemblyWithNewExt(string, string)
Creates file with the path and name of the executing assembly and with the specified extension.
- DirectoryHasEntries(string)
Gets whether directory is not empty (contains files or sub-folders).
- DirectoryIsEmpty(string)
Gets whether directory is empty (contains no files or sub-folders).
- EndsWithDirectorySeparator(string?)
Returns boolean value indicating whether path ends with directory separator char.
- ExtractDirectorySeparatorChar(string?)
Returns directory separator char which is used in given path.
- GetAppFolder()
Returns path to the application folder.
- GetAppSubFolder(string, bool)
Gets sub-folder path in the application folder.
- GetExecutingAssemblyWithNewExt(string)
Gets file path and name of the executing assembly with the specified extension.
- GetExtensionLower(string?)
Returns the extension of a file path in the lower case without leading period.
- GetFullPath(string, string)
Returns an absolute path from a relative path and a fully qualified base path.
- GetTempAppSubFolder()
Gets path to the 'Temp' sub-folder of the application folder.
- PopDirectory()
Restores current directory path previously saved with PushDirectory(string). This method does the same as console command "popd".
- PushDirectory(string)
Saves current directory path to memory and changes it to the specified path. Use PopDirectory() to restore saved folder. This method does the same as console command "pushd".
- RemoveExecutingAssemblyWithExt(string)
Removes file with path and name of the executing assembly with the specified extension.