DBPath Class Reference
Inherits from | NSObject |
Conforms to | NSCopying |
Declared in | DBPath.h |
Overview
The path object represents a valid Dropbox path, and knows how to do correct path comparisons. It also has convenience methods for constructing new paths.
Tasks
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+ root
The top-most folder in your app’s view of the user’s Dropbox.
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– initWithString:
Create a new path object from a string. Some special characters, names, or encodings a are not allowed in a Dropbox path. For more details see this article.
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– name
The name of the path.
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– childPath:
Create a new path by treating the current path as a path to a folder, and
childName
as the filename of an item in that folder. -
– parent
Create a new path that is the containing folder of the current path.
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– stringValue
The path (relative to the root) as a string, with original casing.
Instance Methods
childPath:
Create a new path by treating the current path as a path to a folder, and childName
as the
filename of an item in that folder.
- (DBPath *)childPath:(NSString *)childName
Return Value
A new path, or nil
if childName is invalid.
Declared In
DBPath.h
initWithString:
Create a new path object from a string. Some special characters, names, or encodings a are not allowed in a Dropbox path. For more details see this article.
- (id)initWithString:(NSString *)pathStr
Return Value
A new path object if the contents of pathStr
are a valid Dropbox path, nil
otherwise.
Declared In
DBPath.h