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Returns True if Filename exists in the specified Path
Source position: lazfileutils.pas line 70
function FileIsInPath( |
const Filename: string; |
const Path: string |
):Boolean; |
Filename |
|
File name to locate |
Path |
|
Path used for the operation |
True when the file exists in the specified path
FileIsInPath is a Boolean function which indicates if the file name exists in the specified path. Filename is the file name to locate, and may include optional relative path information. For example: '../filename.txt'.
Path is the directory name used to locate the specified file. For example: '/usr/lib/fpc'.
The returns value is True when Filename is a file or directory somewhere below Path. For example, under UNIX the Filename '/usr/lib/fpc' is below Path '/usr/lib', '/usr' and '/'. When Filename and Path contain the same value, the return value is False. Please note: the return value is False when Path contains an empty string ('').
FileIsInPath calls ResolveDots to resolve relative path information in both Filename and Path, and ensures that a trailing path delimiter is included in Path when needed. FileIsInPath calls CompareFileNames.
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