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Determines if the specified value is an absolute file path (not a relative one).
Source position: lazfileutils.pas line 46
function FilenameIsWinAbsolute( |
const TheFilename: string |
):Boolean; |
TheFilename |
|
Path and file name to use in the function. |
True when the file name is not a relative path.
FilenameIsWinAbsolute is a Boolean function used to determine if the value in TheFilename contains an absolute file path (and not a relative one).
On Windows, the FilenameIsWinAbsolute function is called in the implementation of FilenameIsAbsolute. FilenameIsWinAbsolute takes Device identifiers into consideration when examine the value in TheFilename. For example:
D:\db\employee.fdb
The return value is False if TheFilename (without the optional device identifier) is an empty string (''), or does not start with the directory separator for the environment.