A class representing paths on a filesystem. More...

Public Member Functions
	OFpath ()
	Construct an empty path. More...

	OFpath (const OFpath &rhs)
	Copy construct a path. More...

	OFpath (OFrvalue_ref(OFpath) rhs)
	Move construct a path. More...

	OFpath (const char *const cstr)
	Construct an OFpath from a const char*. More...

	OFpath (const OFString &string)
	Constructs an OFpath from an OFString. More...

OFpath &	operator= (const OFpath &rhs)
	Copy-assign another OFpath to this one. More...

OFpath &	operator= (OFrvalue_ref(OFpath) rhs)
	Move-assign another OFpath to this one. More...

OFBool	empty () const
	Test whether the path is empty. More...

OFBool	is_absolute () const
	Test whether the path is absolute, i.e. refers to a certain location unaffected by which directory is set as the current working directory. More...

OFBool	is_relative () const
	Test whether the path is relative, e.g. needs to be concatenated to another path before it refers to a filesystem location. More...

OFBool	has_root_name () const
	Test whether the path contains a root name. More...

OFBool	has_root_directory () const
	Test whether the path contains a root directory. More...

OFBool	has_filename () const
	Test whether the path contains a filename. More...

OFBool	has_extension () const
	Test whether the path contains a filename extension. More...

const OFString &	native () const
	Retrieve the underlying native string. More...

const char *	c_str () const
	Retrieve a native character pointer. More...

OFrvalue< OFpath >	root_name () const
	Return the root name contained in the path (if any) or an empty path. More...

OFrvalue< OFpath >	filename () const
	Return the filename contained in the path (if any) or an empty path. More...

OFrvalue< OFpath >	extension () const
	Return the filename extension contained in the path (if any) or an empty path. More...

OFpath &	operator/= (const OFpath &rhs)
	Append another path to this one, handling various special cases. More...

Static Public Attributes
static const char	preferred_separator = PATH_SEPARATOR
	The path separator used in the native path syntax, i.e. '\' on Windows and '/' everywhere else.

Related Definitions
Global types, methods and objects that are somehow related
OFrvalue< OFpath >	operator/ (const OFpath &lhs, const OFpath &rhs)
	Append two paths. More...

STD_NAMESPACE ostream &	operator<< (STD_NAMESPACE ostream &out, const OFpath &rhs)
	Print a path to an output stream. More...

OFBool	operator< (const OFpath &lhs, const OFpath &rhs)
	Lexicographically compare two paths. More...

OFBool	operator> (const OFpath &lhs, const OFpath &rhs)
	Lexicographically compare two paths. More...

OFBool	operator<= (const OFpath &lhs, const OFpath &rhs)
	Lexicographically compare two paths. More...

OFBool	operator>= (const OFpath &lhs, const OFpath &rhs)
	Lexicographically compare two paths. More...

OFBool	operator== (const OFpath &lhs, const OFpath &rhs)
	Lexicographically compare two paths. More...

OFBool	operator!= (const OFpath &lhs, const OFpath &rhs)
	Lexicographically compare two paths. More...

Detailed Description

A class representing paths on a filesystem.

OFpath implements a subset of the functionality described as std::filesystem::path, see http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/filesystem/path for more information.

Warning: One major difference of the current OFpath implementation and the real std::filesystem::path is that std::filesystem::path native string type is expected to be std::wstring on Windows, whereas OFpath currently always uses OFString, since something like OFWString does currently not exist. This will be addressed before making OFpath interchangeable with std::filesystem::path.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ OFpath() [1/5]

OFpath::OFpath ( )

Construct an empty path.

An empty path refers to the same location as the path "." on most systems.

◆ OFpath() [2/5]

OFpath::OFpath ( const OFpath & rhs )

Copy construct a path.

Parameters

rhs	another OFpath object that this one will be constructed from.

◆ OFpath() [3/5]

OFpath::OFpath ( OFrvalue_ref(OFpath) rhs )

Move construct a path.

Parameters

rhs	another OFpath object that this one will be constructed from.

Remarks: The current implementation constructs an empty path and swaps it with the one provided as rhs in constant time.

◆ OFpath() [4/5]

OFpath::OFpath ( const char *const cstr )

Construct an OFpath from a const char*.

Parameters

cstr	a plain old C character string.

Warning: This constructor does not exists in the real std::filesystem::path, where various character strings (e.g. char* and wchar_t*) are handled uniformly by one of the template constructors.

Note: Automatic path conversion (e.g. replacing all '/' with '\' on Windows) is currently not available, which is why this constructor lacks the second parameter "format" and instead always expects the argument to be given in the native format.

◆ OFpath() [5/5]

OFpath::OFpath ( const OFString & string )

Constructs an OFpath from an OFString.

Parameters

string an OFString.

Note: Automatic path conversion (e.g. replacing all '/' with '\' on Windows) is currently not available, which is why this constructor lacks the second parameter "format" and instead always expects the argument to be given in the native format.

Member Function Documentation

◆ c_str()

const char* OFpath::c_str ( ) const

Retrieve a native character pointer.

Returns: effectively: native().c_str().

◆ empty()

OFBool OFpath::empty ( ) const

Test whether the path is empty.

Returns: effectively: native().empty().

◆ extension()

OFrvalue<OFpath> OFpath::extension ( ) const

Return the filename extension contained in the path (if any) or an empty path.

The filename extension is the part of the filename beginning at (and containing) the last '.', e.g. ".txt" for a file named "readme.txt". Special filenames like ".", ".." and hidden files like ".hidden" will be handled in a special way. The names ".", ".." and ".hidden" will give an empty string result, whereas ".hidden.txt" will give ".txt".

Returns: an OFpath containing only the extension part of the filename.

◆ filename()

OFrvalue<OFpath> OFpath::filename ( ) const

Return the filename contained in the path (if any) or an empty path.

The filename is the substring after the last path separator, and, for multi root filesystems also after the root name.

Returns: an OFpath containing only the filename, e.g. "file" given a "/path/to/file" or resp. "C:\path\to\file".

Note: OFpath( "C:" ).filename() is "" on Windows and "C:" everywhere else.

◆ has_extension()

OFBool OFpath::has_extension ( ) const

Test whether the path contains a filename extension.

Returns: effectively: !extension().empty().

◆ has_filename()

OFBool OFpath::has_filename ( ) const

Test whether the path contains a filename.

Returns: effectively: !filename().empty().

◆ has_root_directory()

OFBool OFpath::has_root_directory ( ) const

Test whether the path contains a root directory.

Returns: effectively: !root_directory().empty().

◆ has_root_name()

OFBool OFpath::has_root_name ( ) const

Test whether the path contains a root name.

Returns: effectively: !root_name().empty().

◆ is_absolute()

OFBool OFpath::is_absolute ( ) const

Test whether the path is absolute, i.e. refers to a certain location unaffected by which directory is set as the current working directory.

Returns: OFTrue if the path is absolute, OFFalse otherwise.

◆ is_relative()

OFBool OFpath::is_relative ( ) const

Test whether the path is relative, e.g. needs to be concatenated to another path before it refers to a filesystem location.

Returns: effectively: !is_absolute().

◆ native()

const OFString& OFpath::native ( ) const

Retrieve the underlying native string.

Returns: a const reference to the underlying OFString.

Referenced by operator!=(), operator<(), operator<<(), operator<=(), operator==(), operator>(), and operator>=().

◆ operator/=()

OFpath& OFpath::operator/= ( const OFpath & rhs )

Append another path to this one, handling various special cases.

Parameters

rhs	another OFpath object to append to this one.

Returns: *this

This operator will append another path to the existing one, always doing the right thing. There are many special cases it accounts for, for details see (http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/filesystem/path/append) In short: you can trust it to turn "path" / "file" into "path\file" on Windows and "path/file" everywhere else, while also ensuring "path/" / "file" will become "path/file" and not "path//file" and many more.

◆ operator=() [1/2]

OFpath& OFpath::operator= ( const OFpath & rhs )

Copy-assign another OFpath to this one.

Effectively: this->native() = rhs.native().

Parameters

rhs	another OFpath object.

Returns: *this

◆ operator=() [2/2]

OFpath& OFpath::operator= ( OFrvalue_ref(OFpath) rhs )

Move-assign another OFpath to this one.

Parameters

rhs	another OFpath object.

Returns: *this

Remarks: The current implementation clears the path and then swaps it with the one provided as rhs in constant time.

◆ root_name()

OFrvalue<OFpath> OFpath::root_name ( ) const

Return the root name contained in the path (if any) or an empty path.

The root name is a concept used in multi root filesystems (Windows) to identify the root (e.g. C:).

Returns: an OFpath containing only the root name, e.g given the path "C:\" it will return "C:" on Windows and "" everywhere else.

Related Definitions

◆ operator!=()

OFBool operator!=	(	const OFpath &	lhs,
		const OFpath &	rhs
	)

Parameters

lhs	the left hand side path for the operation.
rhs	the right hand side path for the operation.

Returns: effectively: lhs.native() != rhs.native()

Note: the comparison is purely lexicographic, i.e. the paths will not be normalized in any way prior to comparing their native strings.

References native().

◆ operator/()

OFrvalue< OFpath > operator/	(	const OFpath &	lhs,
		const OFpath &	rhs
	)

Parameters

lhs	the left hand side path for the operation.
rhs	the right hand side path for the operation.

Returns: effectively: OFpath( lhs ) / rhs.

◆ operator<()

OFBool operator<	(	const OFpath &	lhs,
		const OFpath &	rhs
	)

Parameters

lhs	the left hand side path for the operation.
rhs	the right hand side path for the operation.

Returns: effectively: lhs.native() < rhs.native()

Note: the comparison is purely lexicographic, i.e. the paths will not be normalized in any way prior to comparing their native strings.

References native().

◆ operator<<()

STD_NAMESPACE ostream & operator<<	(	STD_NAMESPACE ostream &	out,
		const OFpath &	rhs
	)

The parameters and return value are as usual for the output stream operator, the only thing worth mentioning is that the path will be put into double quotes, i.e. it will print "rhs.native()".

Parameters

out	the stream.
rhs	the path

Returns: out

References native().

◆ operator<=()

OFBool operator<=	(	const OFpath &	lhs,
		const OFpath &	rhs
	)

Parameters

lhs	the left hand side path for the operation.
rhs	the right hand side path for the operation.

Returns: effectively: lhs.native() <= rhs.native()

Note: the comparison is purely lexicographic, i.e. the paths will not be normalized in any way prior to comparing their native strings.

References native().

◆ operator==()

OFBool operator==	(	const OFpath &	lhs,
		const OFpath &	rhs
	)

Parameters

lhs	the left hand side path for the operation.
rhs	the right hand side path for the operation.

Returns: effectively: lhs.native() == rhs.native()

Note: the comparison is purely lexicographic, i.e. the paths will not be normalized in any way prior to comparing their native strings.

References native().

◆ operator>()

OFBool operator>	(	const OFpath &	lhs,
		const OFpath &	rhs
	)

Parameters

lhs	the left hand side path for the operation.
rhs	the right hand side path for the operation.

Returns: effectively: lhs.native() > rhs.native()

Note: the comparison is purely lexicographic, i.e. the paths will not be normalized in any way prior to comparing their native strings.

References native().

◆ operator>=()

OFBool operator>=	(	const OFpath &	lhs,
		const OFpath &	rhs
	)

Parameters

lhs	the left hand side path for the operation.
rhs	the right hand side path for the operation.

Returns: effectively: lhs.native() >= rhs.native()

Note: the comparison is purely lexicographic, i.e. the paths will not be normalized in any way prior to comparing their native strings.

References native().

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

ofstd/include/dcmtk/ofstd/offilsys.h

Public Member Functions

Static Public Attributes

Related Definitions

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ OFpath() [1/5]

◆ OFpath() [2/5]

◆ OFpath() [3/5]

◆ OFpath() [4/5]

◆ OFpath() [5/5]

Member Function Documentation

◆ c_str()

◆ empty()

◆ extension()

◆ filename()

◆ has_extension()

◆ has_filename()

◆ has_root_directory()

◆ has_root_name()

◆ is_absolute()

◆ is_relative()

◆ native()

◆ operator/=()

◆ operator=() [1/2]

◆ operator=() [2/2]

◆ root_name()

Related Definitions

◆ operator!=()

◆ operator/()

◆ operator<()

◆ operator<<()

◆ operator<=()

◆ operator==()

◆ operator>()

◆ operator>=()