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Topic: "filesystem::g_get_display_path" function - What does it do? (Read 3091 times) previous topic - next topic
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"filesystem::g_get_display_path" function - What does it do?

Hi, I don't know how "filesystem::g_get_display_path" function works.
What does it do??
(I can understand "filesystem::g_get_canonical_path" function.)

"filesystem::g_get_display_path" function - What does it do?

Reply #1 –
It retrieves a (simplified) version of the path which is suitable for display to the user.

"filesystem::g_get_display_path" function - What does it do?

Reply #2 –
Thank you for the reply.
Does it remove "file://" prefix ?
EDIT: I have tried just now. "file://" prefix is removed.
        Thanks foosion for the explanation.

"filesystem::g_get_display_path" function - What does it do?

Reply #3 –
Yes, among other things. It also makes paths to files inside archives more pleasant to look at.