path

path ¶

L_path_basename ¶

The filename

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Argument: $1 path

L_path_basename_v ¶

L_path_dirname ¶

parent of the path

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Argument: $1 path

L_path_dirname_v ¶

L_path_extension ¶

The last dot-separated portion of the final component, if any.

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Argument: $1 path

See: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/filesystem/path/extension.html

L_path_extension_v ¶

L_path_extensions ¶

A list of the path’s suffixes, often called file extensions.

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Argument: $1 path

See: https://docs.python.org/3/library/pathlib.html#pathlib.PurePath.suffixes

L_path_extensions_v ¶

L_path_stem ¶

The final path component, without its suffix:

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Argument: $1 path

See: https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/filesystem/path/stem

L_path_stem_v ¶

L_path_with_name ¶

Return a new path with the name changed.

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Arguments:

$1 path
$1 new name

L_path_with_name_v ¶

L_path_with_stem ¶

Return a new path with the stem changed.

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Arguments:

$1 path
$2 new stem

L_path_with_stem_v ¶

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L_path_with_suffix ¶

Return a new path with the suffix changed.

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Arguments:

$1 path
$2 new suffix

L_path_with_suffix_v ¶

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L_path_is_absolute ¶

Return whether the path is absolute or not.

L_path_normalize ¶

Replace multiple slashes by one slash.

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Argument: $1 path

L_path_normalize_v ¶

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L_path_relative_to ¶

Compute a version of the original path relative to the path represented by other path.

This method is string-based.

Option: -v <var> Store the output in variable instead of printing it.

Arguments:

$1 original path
$2 other path

See:

L_path_relative_to_v ¶

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L_path_is_relative_to ¶

Check if a path is relative to other path.

This method is string-based; it neither accesses the filesystem nor treats “..” segments specially. Consider as alternative: L_path_relative_to -v tmp "$1" "$2" && [[ "$tmp" == ../* ]]

Example

L_path_is_relative_to /etc/passwd /etc  # return 0
L_path_is_relative_to /etc/passwd /usr  # return 1

Arguments:

$1 Path to check
$2 Path that $1 should be relative to.

L_path_append ¶

Append a path to path variable if not already there.

Example

L_path_append PATH ~/.local/bin

Arguments:

$1 Variable name. For example PATH
$2 Path to append. For example /usr/bin
[$3] Optional path separator. Default: ':'

L_path_prepend ¶

Prepend a path to path variable if not already there.

Example

L_path_append PATH ~/.local/bin

Arguments:

$1 Variable name. For example PATH
$2 Path to prepend. For example /usr/bin
[$3] Optional path separator. Default: ':'

L_path_remove ¶

Remove a path from a path variable.

Example

L_path_append PATH ~/.local/bin

Arguments:

$1 Variable name. For example PATH
$2 Path to prepend. For example /usr/bin
[$3] Optional path separator. Default: ':'

L_dir_is_empty ¶

Return 0 if a directory is empty.

Argument: $1 Directory.