path
About 1 minData-Type Reference
path
Structured object for working with file and directory paths
Description
The path
type Turns file and directory paths into structured objects.
The root directory (typically /
) is counted as a directory. If a path is relative rather than absolute then /
will be excluded from outputted string.
Examples
First two elements in a path
» $PWD[..2]
/Users/
Check if path exists
» set path foobar="/dev/foobar"
» $foobar.2.Exists
path data structure
» set path foobar="/dev/foobar"
» $foobar -> format json
[
{
"Exists": true,
"IsDir": true,
"IsRelative": false,
"Value": "/"
},
{
"Exists": true,
"IsDir": true,
"IsRelative": false,
"Value": "dev"
},
{
"Exists": false,
"IsDir": false,
"IsRelative": false,
"Value": "foobar"
}
]
Supported Hooks
Marshal()
SupportedReadArray()
Each element is a directory branch. Root,/
, is treated as it's own elementReadArrayWithType()
Same asReadArray()
ReadIndex()
Returns a directory branch or filename if last element is a fileReadMap()
Not currently supportedReadNotIndex()
SupportedUnmarshal()
SupportedWriteArray()
Each element is a directory branch
See Also
- MUREX_EXE: Absolute path to running shell
- PWD: Current working directory
- PWDHIST: History of each change to the sessions working directory
paths
: Structured array for working with$PATH
style data
Read more about type hooks
ReadIndex()
(type): Data type handler for the index,[
, builtinReadNotIndex()
(type): Data type handler for the bang-prefixed index,![
, builtinReadArray()
(type): Read from a data type one array element at a timeWriteArray()
(type): Write a data type, one array element at a timeReadMap()
(type): Treat data type as a key/value structure and read its contentsMarshal()
(type): Converts structured memory into a structured file format (eg for stdio)Unmarshal()
(type): Converts a structured file format into structured memory
This document was generated from builtins/types/paths/path_doc.yaml.