Class AbstractPath
AbstractPath class
An AbstractPath is a base class for classes that specify a unique location in an environment similar to a filesystem, like a local filesystem, a remote file storage or a ZIP archive, among others.
public abstract class AbstractPath
Properties
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| abstract Location { get; } | Gets a string representation of the location of this AbstractPath. |
| abstract Separator { get; } | Gets a separator character used to separate directory levels of the Location string. |
Methods
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| static FromLocalPath(string) | Creates an AbstractPath that represents a location on the local filesystem. |
| static FromStream(Stream) | Creates an AbstractPath from a Stream. |
| virtual Combine(string) | Combines this AbstractPath with specified path components. |
| abstract Delete() | Deletes a file pointed to by this path. |
| GetExtension() | Returns the extension of this AbstractPath. |
| GetFileName() | Returns the file name and extension of this AbstractPath. |
| GetFileNameWithoutExtension() | Returns the file name of this AbstractPath without the extension. |
| abstract IsFile() | Gets a value indicating whether this path points to an existing file that can be opened for reading. |
| abstract ListDirectory() | Returns paths located inside this AbstractPath, if it’s a directory. |
| abstract Open(FileAccess) | Opens this AbstractPath as a file. |
| virtual WithExtension(string) | Returns a new AbstractPath with the file extension changed to the specified value. |
Remarks
An AbstractPath might specify a location on a local filesystem, a location on a remote filesystem or an external storage like the Azure Blob storage, and so on. The location might point to an existing or not existing file-like objects, directory-like objects, or have any other meaning reasonable for the environment it belongs to. As an example, an AbstractPath inheritor that represents a location on the local filesystem can point to an existing file, directory, or to a place in the filesystem that has not been created yet. In order to make a new filesystem-like storage available to Aspose.GIS, one should inherit this class and implement its abstract methods.
See Also
- namespace Aspose.Gis
- assembly Aspose.GIS
