io.ktor.util

Class NioPathKt

io.ktor.util.NioPathKt

public class NioPathKt

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static java.io.File	combineSafe(java.nio.file.Path $receiver, java.nio.file.Path relativePath) Append a relativePath safely that means that adding any extra .. path elements will not let access anything out of the reference directory (unless you have symbolic or hard links or multiple mount points)
static java.io.File	combineSafe(java.io.File $receiver, java.nio.file.Path relativePath) Append a relativePath safely that means that adding any extra .. path elements will not let access anything out of the reference directory (unless you have symbolic or hard links or multiple mount points)
static java.lang.String	getExtension(java.nio.file.Path $receiver) Finds an extension of the given Path
static java.nio.file.Path	normalizeAndRelativize(java.nio.file.Path $receiver) Remove all redundant . and .. path elements. Leading .. are also considered redundant.

Method Detail

getExtension

public static java.lang.String getExtension(java.nio.file.Path $receiver)

Finds an extension of the given Path

Extension is a substring of a Path.fileName after last dot

See Also:

Path.fileName

combineSafe

public static java.io.File combineSafe(java.nio.file.Path $receiver,
                                       java.nio.file.Path relativePath)

Append a relativePath safely that means that adding any extra .. path elements will not let access anything out of the reference directory (unless you have symbolic or hard links or multiple mount points)

normalizeAndRelativize

public static java.nio.file.Path normalizeAndRelativize(java.nio.file.Path $receiver)

Remove all redundant . and .. path elements. Leading .. are also considered redundant.

combineSafe

public static java.io.File combineSafe(java.io.File $receiver,
                                       java.nio.file.Path relativePath)

Append a relativePath safely that means that adding any extra .. path elements will not let access anything out of the reference directory (unless you have symbolic or hard links or multiple mount points)