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In this episode we look at how you can carve up strings that make up strings of text that make up paths with Split-Path:
By default – returns parent path
Leaf – returns the end of the path (file or directory name)
NoQualifier – removes the drive letter from the path
Qualifier – returns just the drive letter
IsAbsolute – returns true if it is an absolute path, not a relative path.
Resolve – evaluates the string path to a real path
Brought to you by The Windows PowerShell Bible 2.0 and PowerShellGroup.Org
By Tome Tanasovski4.2
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Download the MP3 Podcast
In this episode we look at how you can carve up strings that make up strings of text that make up paths with Split-Path:
By default – returns parent path
Leaf – returns the end of the path (file or directory name)
NoQualifier – removes the drive letter from the path
Qualifier – returns just the drive letter
IsAbsolute – returns true if it is an absolute path, not a relative path.
Resolve – evaluates the string path to a real path
Brought to you by The Windows PowerShell Bible 2.0 and PowerShellGroup.Org