Module paths

Structs§

NormalizeError
PathMatcher
PathWithPosition: A representation of a path-like string with optional row and column numbers. Matching values example: te, test.rs:22, te:22:5, test.c(22), test.c(22,5)etc.
RemotePathBuf
SanitizedPath: In memory, this is identical to Path. On non-Windows conversions to this type are no-ops. On windows, these conversions sanitize UNC paths by removing the \\\\?\\ prefix.
WslPath

PathStyle
SortMode: Controls how files and directories are ordered relative to each other.
SortOrder: Controls the lexicographic sorting of file and folder names.

FILE_ROW_COLUMN_DELIMITER: A delimiter to use in path_query:row_number:column_number strings parsing.

compare_paths
compare_rel_paths
compare_rel_paths_by
component_matches_ignore_ascii_case: Case-insensitive ASCII comparison of a path component to a literal folder name. macOS and Windows use case-insensitive filesystems by default, so a path like .ZED/settings.json resolves to the same inode as the lowercase form. A case-sensitive == check would miss those and let a malicious settings author bypass classifiers with unusual casing. Callers should restrict name to ASCII; for ASCII inputs eq_ignore_ascii_case is safe and stable across platforms.
home_dir: Returns the path to the user’s home directory.
insert_subtree: Insert path into a set of “subtree” grants, keeping the set minimal.
is_absolute
natural_sort: Performs natural sorting comparison between two strings.
normalize_lexically: Copied from stdlib where it’s unstable.
path_ends_with
path_within_subtree: Whether path sits under (or exactly equals) any of the given subtree grants. As with insert_subtree, containment is purely lexical, so callers should pass normalized paths.
strip_path_suffix