- A path (or filepath, file path,
pathname, or similar) is a
string of
characters used to
uniquely identify a
location in a
directory structure. It is composed...
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original on 2017-11-13.
Retrieved 2011-05-11. "10.7. glob — Unix
style pathname pattern expansion —
Python v2.7.1 do****entation". Docs.python.org. Archived...
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program on Unix and Unix-like
operating systems. When
basename is
given a
pathname, it will
delete any
prefix up to the last
slash ('/')
character and return...
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program on Unix and Unix-like
operating systems. When
dirname is
given a
pathname, it will
delete any
suffix beginning with the last
slash ('/') character...
- not
contain set-branching
nodes (type 2a) can be
represented by
pathname maps. A
pathname is just a
finite sequence of
arrow labels. For an
arrow path a→...
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directory pathname char *_getwd(char *path_name); Get
working directory. int _getdrive(void) Get disk drive. int _mkdir(const char*
pathname) Make a directory...
- two
consecutive periods appear. In 1985, RFC 959
officially defined a
pathname to be the
character string that must be
entered into a file
system by a...
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operating systems, the pwd
command (print
working directory)
writes the full
pathname of the
current working directory to the
standard output.
Multics had a...
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Microsoft Windows versions belonging to the
Windows NT family—to ****ociate
pathnames and
certain kinds of metadata, with
entries in the NTFS
Master File Table...
- backslashes, \\, may represent: the
prefix of a
Microsoft Windows UNC
pathname an
escaped backslash character This
disambiguation page
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