Path¶

public class Path implements Comparable<Path>¶

A zenoh Path is a set of strings separated by ‘/’ , as in a filesystem path. A Path cannot contain any ‘*’ character. Examples of paths: “/zenoh/examples/test” , “/com/adlink/building/fr/floor/1/office/2” …

A path can be absolute (i.e. starting with a ‘/’) or relative to a Workspace.

See also: Workspace.put(Path,Value)

Constructors¶

Path¶

public Path(String p)¶

Create a Path from a string such as “/zenoh/examples/test”.

Parameters:	p – the string

Methods¶

addPrefix¶

public Path addPrefix(Path prefix)¶

Returns a new Path made of the concatenation of the specified prefix and this Path.

Parameters:	prefix – the prefix to add.
Returns:	a new Path made of the prefix plus this Path.

compareTo¶

public int compareTo(Path p)¶

equals¶

public boolean equals(Object object)¶

hashCode¶

public int hashCode()¶

isRelative¶

static boolean isRelative(String p)¶

isRelative¶

public boolean isRelative()¶

Returns true if the Path is relative (i.e. it doesn’t start with ‘/’)

Returns:	true if the Path is relative.

length¶

public int length()¶

The Path length (i.e. the length of the Path as a string)

Returns:	the length

toString¶

public String toString()¶