Enum AbsolutePathKind

Namespace

NDepend.Path

Assembly

NDepend.API.dll

Defines the kind of an absolute path.

public enum AbsolutePathKind

Extension Methods

ExtensionMethodsEnumerable.Concat<TElement>(TElement, IEnumerable<TElement>)

ExtensionMethodsEnumerable.ToEnumerable<TElement>(TElement)

ExtensionMethodsMisc.EqualsAny<T>(T, T, T)

ExtensionMethodsMisc.EqualsAny<T>(T, T, T, T)

ExtensionMethodsMisc.EqualsAny<T>(T, T, T, T, T)

ExtensionMethodsMisc.EqualsAny<T>(T, params T[])

ExtensionMethodsMisc.ToNullableDouble(object)

Fields (3)

DriveLetter = 0

Represents a Windows absolute path prefixed with a drive letter like "C:".

DriveLetter paths are never considered as existing when running on a Linux or OSX system.

LinuxStyle = 2

Represents a Linux style path starting with the char '/'.

"/" is considered as a valid Linux style root path. Linux style paths are never considered as existing when running on a Windows system.

UNC = 1

Represents a Windows UNC absolute path with a syntax like "\server\share\path".

Notice the related properties IAbsolutePath.UNCServer and IAbsolutePath.UNCShare. UNC paths are never considered as existing when running on a Linux or OSX system.