Splitting A File's Path

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Splitting A File's Path

I am loading a bunch of file paths from one file. Here is an example. Original string is "Projects\\Shine\\bin\\debug". What I want is "Projects", "Shine", "bin", and "debug" all in separate strings.

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Splitting A File's Path

  • Ted12893

    Hi,

    you can use the sting.Split command using the \ character as the deliminator. That method will return an array of string for you.

    Mark.



  • Vijay Chegu

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  • wgpubs

    Mark Dawson wrote:

    Hi,

    you can use the sting.Split command using the \ character as the deliminator. That method will return an array of string for you.

    Mark.



    Very true but it will return the drive letter within the first match. So that can be used if one ignores the first item.


  • DevDiver

    You want to use Path object found in System.IO which has some useful statics such as GetFileName GetFullPath and GetExtension to name a few.

  • Senthil.P

    Thank you so much OmegaMan.
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