absolute-path ( path -- path' )
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Vocabulary
io.pathnames

Inputs

path	a pathname string

Outputs

path'

a pathname string

Word description
Prepends the current-directory to the pathname and resolves a resource:, ~ or vocab: prefix, if present (see Special pathnames ).

Notes
This word is exactly the same as normalize-path, except on Windows NT platforms, where it does not prepend the Unicode path prefix. Most code should call normalize-path instead.

Definition

IN: io.pathnames

GENERIC: absolute-path ( path -- path' )

Methods

USING: accessors io.pathnames ;

M: pathname absolute-path string>> absolute-path ;


USING: combinators io.pathnames namespaces splitting strings ;

M: string absolute-path
    {
        {
            [ "resource:" ?head ]
            [ trim-head-separators resource-path absolute-path ]
        }
        {
            [ "vocab:" ?head ]
            [ trim-head-separators vocab-path absolute-path ]
        }
        {
            [ "~" ?head ]
            [
                trim-head-separators home prepend-path
                absolute-path
            ]
        }
        [ current-directory get prepend-path ]
    } cond ;

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