Path Type
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Path Type
Returns the type of the specified path, indicating whether it is an absolute, relative, or <Not A Path>.
This node does not verify that the path exists on the computer. It checks only the syntax of the path. Use the File/Directory Info to verify that a file or directory exists on the computer.
Inputs/Outputs
path
Path whose syntax you want to check.
type
The type of the specified path.
UNC file paths are absolute file paths. Use two leading backslashes (\\) to represent UNC file paths. type returns
<Not A Path> only when you wire the Not A Path constant to this node.
| 0 | 0 | Absolute path |
| 1 | 1 | Relative path |
| 2 | 2 | <Not A Path> |