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# example_pathname.rb
#
# Some examples to demonstrate the behavior of the pathname2 library.
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require 'pathname2'

puts "VERSION: " + Pathname::VERSION

path1 = Pathname.new("foo/bar")
path2 = Pathname.new("baz/blah")

path3 = Pathname.new("foo/../bar")
path4 = Pathname.new("../baz")

p path1 + path2 # foo/bar/baz/blah
p path3 + path4 # baz

# Shortcut syntax
path = pn{ "C:\\Documents and Settings\\snoopy\\My Documents" }

p path[0]    # C:
p path[1]    # Documents and Settings
p path[0,2]  # C:\\Documents and Settings
p path[0..2] # C:\\Documents and Settings\\snoopy

Version data entries

15 entries across 15 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
pathname2-1.8.4	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.8.3	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.8.2	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.8.1	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.8.0	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.7.4	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.7.3	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.7.2	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.7.1	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.7.0	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.6.5	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.6.4-x86-mingw32	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.6.4	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.6.3	examples/example_pathname.rb
pathname2-1.6.2	examples/example_pathname.rb