| Description |
This is a bit of a fussy method. If Path1 or Path2 contain whitespace characters, then they are simply combined. Otherwise, the resultant string will be the concatenation of Path1 and Path2 - a combined path string - unless Path2 is absolute (IsPathRooted = true). In that case, Path2 is simply returned alone.
If a concatenation is returned, an appropriate separator character is added between them as needed to make a legitimate path string.
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System.IO
System.IO.Path
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| A simple example |
program Project1;
{$APPTYPE CONSOLE}
uses
System.IO;
var
Path1, Path2, Path3 : String;
begin
Path1 := 'C:\Delphi';
Path2 := 'Testing\DelphiBasics.txt';
Path3 := System.IO.Path.Combine(Path1, Path2);
Console.WriteLine('Path1 = "{0}"', Path1);
Console.WriteLine('Path2 = "{0}"', Path2);
Console.WriteLine('Path3 = "{0}"', Path3);
Console.Readline;
end.
| | Show full unit code | Path1 = "C:\Delphi"
Path2 = "Testing\DelphiBasics.txt"
Path3 = "C:\Delphi\Testing\DelphiBasics.txt"
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