IRelativeDirectoryPath Interface Methods

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IRelativeDirectoryPath Interface Methods

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NDepend.Path Namespace : IRelativeDirectoryPath Interface

For a list of all members of this type, see IRelativeDirectoryPath members.

Public Methods

	Name	Description
	GetBrotherDirectoryWithName	Returns a new relative directory path representing a directory with name directoryName, located in the parent's directory of this directory.
	GetBrotherFileWithName	Returns a new relative file path representing a file with name fileName, located in the parent's directory of this directory.
	GetChildDirectoryWithName	Returns a new relative directory path representing a directory with name directoryName, located in this directory.
	GetChildFileWithName	Returns a new relative file path representing a file with name fileName, located in this directory.
	TryGetAbsolutePathFrom	Resolve this relative directory from pivotDirectory. If this directory is "..\Dir2" and pivotDirectory is "C:\Dir1\Dir3", the returned absolute directory is "C:\Dir1\Dir2".
	TryGetBrotherDirectoryWithName	Returns true if directoryName doesn't contain forbidden character in path.
	TryGetBrotherFileWithName	Returns true if fileName doesn't contain forbidden character in path.
	TryGetChildDirectoryWithName	Returns true if directoryName doesn't contain forbidden character in path.
	TryGetChildFileWithName	Returns true if fileName doesn't contain forbidden character in path.

Extension Methods

	Name	Description
	EqualsNullSupported	Returns true if path and pathOther are both null, or if path.Equals(pathOther).
	ToStringOrIfNullToEmptyString	Returns path.ToString() is path is null, else returns the empty string.

See Also

Reference

IRelativeDirectoryPath Interface
NDepend.Path Namespace

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