Struct SmartPath

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pub struct SmartPath { /* private fields */ }

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impl SmartPath

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pub fn new_personal<S>(path: S) -> Result<SmartPath, Error>
where S: Into<String>,

Creates a new SmartPath, the path parameter represent a target inside the Dropbox directory (personal).

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examples/smart_paths.rs (line 6)

5pub fn main() {
6    match SmartPath::new_personal("some/dir") {
7        Ok(path) => println!("personal (some/dir): {}", path.local().display()),
8        Err(_) => println!("personal: <not available>"),
9    }
10    match SmartPath::new_business("") {
11        Ok(path) => println!("business: {}", path.local().display()),
12        Err(_) => println!("business: <not available>"),
13    }
14}

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pub fn new_business<S>(path: S) -> Result<SmartPath, Error>
where S: Into<String>,

Creates a new SmartPath, the path parameter represent a target inside the Dropbox directory (business).

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examples/smart_paths.rs (line 10)

5pub fn main() {
6    match SmartPath::new_personal("some/dir") {
7        Ok(path) => println!("personal (some/dir): {}", path.local().display()),
8        Err(_) => println!("personal: <not available>"),
9    }
10    match SmartPath::new_business("") {
11        Ok(path) => println!("business: {}", path.local().display()),
12        Err(_) => println!("business: <not available>"),
13    }
14}

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pub fn local(&self) -> PathBuf

Gets the local absolute path of the target.

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examples/smart_paths.rs (line 7)

5pub fn main() {
6    match SmartPath::new_personal("some/dir") {
7        Ok(path) => println!("personal (some/dir): {}", path.local().display()),
8        Err(_) => println!("personal: <not available>"),
9    }
10    match SmartPath::new_business("") {
11        Ok(path) => println!("business: {}", path.local().display()),
12        Err(_) => println!("business: <not available>"),
13    }
14}