GetFileName method
Extracts the file/directory name from the passed parameter
Syntax:
variable = object.GetFileName(path)
Parameters:
path - File or directory specification - usually full path
name specfication.
Examples:
Set sf = Server.CreateObject("newObjects.utilctls.SFMain")
fn = sf.GetFileName("C:\dir\dir1\file.txt")
' Result is "file.txt"
fn = sf.GetFileName("C:\dir\dir1")
' Result is "dir1"
fn = sf.GetFileName("C:\dir\dir1\")
' Result is "" - empty string
Remarks:
The method can be used to extract file or directory names as
well. Its behavior for directories depends on the syntax used - if
there is trailing "\" in the passed path specification the
file/directory name is empty
Note that the analysis performed is textual - the operation can
be performed on existing and non-existing objects. This allows the
method to be used in code intended to "plan" future
file/directory creation tasks for example.
Applies to: SFMain
object
Supported on:
Windows 95/NT and later
Windows CE 3.0 and later
Pocket PC/Windows Mobile 2003 and later
Windows CE.NET 4 and later
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