From: maili31s@... (SugHimsi == SUGIHARA Hiroshi)
Date: 2001-08-20T23:19:53+09:00
Subject: [ruby-list:31022] Re: file exist check method?

すぎむし。

On Mon, 20 Aug 2001 20:25, Kazuhiro Yoshida wrote:

: 英語ドキュメントを書いてみました。おかしな点をご指摘ください。

御参考までに。


: DOSish:module
:   DOSish file name processing module
: 
: DOSish.drivename(path)
:   Ruterns the drive letter or the network drive name of path.

    Returns                                               the path.


:   the drive letter
:     C:
:   the network drive name
:     \\server\share
: 
: DOSish.rootdir(path)
:   Returns the root directory part of path.

                                       the path.


:   If path is not only a drive letter or a network drive name,

    If the path has more than a ...... or a ......  # ってこと?

:   the return value is equal to as follows.
                        ^^^^^^^^
                        (トル)

:     DOSish.drivename(path) + '/'
: 
:   If path is absolute which starts by / as UNIX, returns / .

    If the path represents absolute directory (in UNIX, begins with '/'), ...

: 
: DOSish.dirname(path)
:   Returns the directory part of path.

                                  the path.

:   / does not apper to the end of the return value

               appear in ...

:   as long as path is not a root directory.

    unless the path is a root directory.

: 
: DOSish.basename(path[, ext])
:   Returns the file name part of path.

                                  the path.

:   If ext is corresponding to the path end, it is removed from

           matches with the end of the path, ....

:   the return value.
: 
: DOSish.split(path)
:   Path is divided into the directory and the file name.

    Divides the path into ......

:   the return value is concretely as follows.

    Definite return values are as follows:

:     [ DOSish.dirname(path), DOSish.basename(path) ]
: 
: DOSish.join(path1, path2, ...)
:   Combines paths using File::SEPARATOR. chop the path before it
:   combined if the path is a root directory.

    Joins the arguments path1, path2, ... with File::SEPARATOR.
    If a path is a root directory, it is chopped ahead.

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