I know of this question: Convert relative path to absolute using JavaScript
But it is about JavaScript that runs in a browser. My JS runs on Windows (WSH).
That means I don't have the following objects: window
, document
and console
. I already figured a few things out:
Since you can use slash (/) instead of a backslash () in a path and you don't need to escape a slash, I'll try to work with / ... I also figured it would be best to remove the trailing slash if there is one.
So here are a couple of things I already figured out:
var currentDir = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell").CurrentDirectory.replace(/\\/g, '/'); //current directory with slashes
var root = currentDir.substring(0,2) //e.g. C: or D: (without trailing slash)
There are a couple of of different relative pathes that have to be converted correctly. Just to make sure, here are some examples:
If the script was launched from C:\\folder1\\folder2\\folder3
the paths should be converted accordingly:
/
=> C:
/test
=> C:/test
\\test
=> C:/test
\\test\\
=> C:/test
..
=> C:/folder1/folder2
C:\\folder1\\folder2\\folder3\\..\\folder3-1\\test.js
=> C:/folder1/folder2/folder3-1/test.js
../../test.js
=> C:/folder1/test.js
D:\\
=> D:
.
=> C:/folder1/folder2/folder3
./test
=> C:/folder1/folder2/folder3/test
.\\..\\..
=> C:/folder1
D:/folder/another folder/file.js/../../other file.js
=> D:/folder/other file.js
And yeah.. I'm kind of stuck here. I guess this requires some kind of parsing loop, but I just couldn't come up with the solution.
I hope you can help me out here. :/
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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<package>
<job id="default" filename="filepath_operations.wsf">
<script language="jscript">
<![CDATA[
// <beg-block>
// - caption: demo filepath operations in wsh jscript
// rectype: rrmicro004
// dmid: "uu236zogguwfrosk"
// date: "2019-04-12 15:56:17"
// tags: file,path,
// notes: |
// * seealso ;; href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33033388/convert-relative-path-to-absolute-path-on-windows"
// <end-block>
// regionbeg_:: vars.init//
var str_currdir;
var lst_pathsteps;
// regionend_://
// regionbeg_:: vars.populate//
str_currdir = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell").CurrentDirectory.replace(/\\/g, '/'); //current directory with slashes
lst_pathsteps = str_currdir.split("/");
// regionend_://
// regionbeg_:: pathstep.common.operations//
WScript.Echo("total_pathsteps: " + lst_pathsteps.length); // total_pathsteps
WScript.Echo("root_drive: " + lst_pathsteps[0]); // root_drive
WScript.Echo("full_directory: " + str_currdir); // full_directory
WScript.Echo("this_dir_step: " + lst_pathsteps[lst_pathsteps.length-1]); // this_dir_step
WScript.Echo("parent_dir_step: " + lst_pathsteps[lst_pathsteps.length-2]); // parent_dir_step
WScript.Echo("grandparent_dir_step: " + lst_pathsteps[lst_pathsteps.length-3]); // grandparent_dir_step
WScript.Echo("great1xgrandparent_dir_step: " + lst_pathsteps[lst_pathsteps.length-4]); // great1xgrandparent_dir_step
WScript.Echo("great2xgrandparent_dir_step: " + lst_pathsteps[lst_pathsteps.length-5]); // great2xgrandparent_dir_step
// regionend_://
]]>
</script>
</job>
</package>
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