v7.0

Returns true if the file path given is an absolute path. An absolute path is a path that can be resolved from the root of the file system. On the Windows platform, this means either a path that starts with a drive letter or a full UNC path. On Linux, it means a path that starts with a slash ('/')

Note: It is not necessary for the path to exist before calling this function.

Boolean XSIUtils.IsAbsolutePath( String in_Path );

oBoolean = XSIUtils.IsAbsolutePath( Path );

Boolean

Parameter	Type	Description
Path	String	A file path to test for whether it is absolute or not.

JScript Example

if( XSIUtils.IsWindowsOS() ) {
Application.LogMessage( XSIUtils.IsAbsolutePath( "..\Scenes\XSI.scn" ) );
Application.LogMessage( XSIUtils.IsAbsolutePath( "C:\Windows" ) );
} else {
Application.LogMessage( XSIUtils.IsAbsolutePath( "../Scenes/XSI.scn" ) );
Application.LogMessage( XSIUtils.IsAbsolutePath( "/var/tmp" ) );
}
// Example output on either platform:
// INFO : False
// INFO : True

XSIUtils.ResolvePath XSIUtils.BuildPath XSIUtils.Slash