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$fname (parse-spec) function

The file name portion of the path name given by parse-spec is returned. The parse-spec returns a standard path name with either a slash or backslash. This can be used to strip the path name, or ignore the path name component of a full path name to a file.

The following examples show target strings, parse expressions, and return values:

Target string

Parse expression

Return value

File installationDirectory\X.txt

$fname (file *)

X.txt

F1: /susr/pass.x

$fname (f1: *)

pass.x

Test - P: /x y z/aaa.exe - EOM


$fname ($delim(spdash, p: *))

aaa.exe

Explanation: The path name contains a space, so you must specify the spdash delimiter. For other delimiters, see Parse-delimiters.

C:\x\y\zzz.xls

$suffix ($fname($1))

xls

Explanation: The value is the suffix from the file at the specified path name.

C:\x\y\zzz.xls

 

$basename ($fname($1))

zzz

Explanation: The value is the file name (without the suffix) from the file at the specified path name.

Related topic

Parse-expressions


 

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