Paths include the root, the filename, or both. That is, paths can be formed by adding either the root, filename, or both, to a directory.
You can use Everlaw search to retrieve documents according to their file path or directory. Additionally, the file path explorer, located in the context panel of the review window, allows you to view documents along with their attachments and within the context of their file structure.
Use the GetFileName Method to Extract the Filename From a Path in PowerShell. The GetFileName method of the . NET's Path class returns the file name and extension of the specified path.
Use
basename("C:/some_dir/a.ext")
# [1] "a.ext"
dirname("C:/some_dir/a.ext")
# [1] "C:/some_dir"
The tidyverse equivalent lives in the fs package. {fs} makes use of libuv under the hood.
library("fs")
path_file("/some/path/to/file.xyz")
#> [1] "file.xyz"
path_dir("/some/path/to/file.xyz")
#> [1] "/some/path/to"
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