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CSplitpath:SetSubdir
The SetSubdir method appends a subdirectory onto an existing path held by a CSplitpath object. For example, you may use this method to append a subdirectory name like "\Data" or "\Backup" to the current directory specified by the path. For example, C:\MyFiles\MyFile.fts would become C:\MyFiles\Data\MyFile.fts. Use Merge to combine this component and the other components into a full path.
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bSuccess = CSplitpath:SetSubdir( sSubdir ) |
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On success,
this method returns true.
On failure,
this method returns false.
Suppose a file exists with a full path named sPath. The following script fragment creates a new path by adding the subdirectory named sSubdir:
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S = CSplitpath:new() |
-- create a CSplitpath object |
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S:SetPath(sPath) |
-- set the starting path |
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S:SetSubdir(sSubdir) |
-- append the directory with additional subdirectories |
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S:Merge() |
-- combine the path components |
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... |
-- do something with the new path |
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S:delete() |
-- when done with S, remove it from memory |