I tried using Path.GetDirectoryName() but it doesn't work.
What I'm trying to get is from /home/nubela/test/some_folder , I wanna get "some_folder"
How can I do this? The method should work for both Windows/Linux (Mono)
Thanks!
I tried using Path.GetDirectoryName() but it doesn't work.
What I'm trying to get is from /home/nubela/test/some_folder , I wanna get "some_folder"
How can I do this? The method should work for both Windows/Linux (Mono)
Thanks!
If you have the path as a string already you can use this method to extract the lowest level directory:
String dir
= yourPath.Substring(
yourPath.LastIndexOf(Path.DirectorySeparatorChar) + 1);
Since this code uses Path.DirectorySeparatorChar
it is platform independent.
Use Path.GetFileName
instead? These functions work just on the string you provide and don't care if it's a directory or a file path.
My first idea would be to use System.IO.Path.GetDirectoryName, too. But you can try a regular expression to get the final substring of your string. Here is an answer in StackOverflow, using regular expressiones, that answers this.