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--- syntax:functions:combinepath [2018/08/13 15:43] – dmitry
+++ syntax:functions:combinepath [2021/09/08 14:34] (current) – [Arguments] dmitry
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-===== combinepath(path1, path2) =====
+====== CombinePath(path1, path2) ======
+Category:  File function  (found in the "Special" category in the EasyMorph application)
-Combines two paths into one, intelligently dealing with backslashes and
+\\
+=====Description=====
+This function combines two paths into one, intelligently dealing with backslashes and
 relative paths.
-^  Example  ^  Result  ^
+\\
-| combinepath("C:\data", "file.txt")  |C:\data\file.txt |
+=====Use cases=====
-| combinepath("C:\data", "..\file.txt")  |C:\file.txt |
+This function is convenient in projects executed on EasyMorph Server.  In these cases, the root folder can be defined as a task parameter and the actual path calculated using //combinepath//.
-If the both arguments contain relative paths, then the resulting path will be converted into an absolute path in the current directory.
+\\
+=====Arguments=====
+^Argument^Type^Description^
+|path1|Text  |A folder path. Absolute or relative. |
+|path2|Text  |A relative file or folder path. |
-Use cases: This function is convenient for using in projects executed on EasyMorph Server. In this case, the root folder can be defined as a task parameter, and the actual path calculated using ''combinepath''.
+**Return value type:** Text.
+\\
+=====Remarks=====
+If both arguments contain relative paths, then the resulting path will be converted into an absolute path in the current directory.
+\\
+=====Examples=====
+  combinepath( 'C:\data', 'file.txt' )  //Returns 'C:\data\file.txt'
+  combinepath( 'C:\data', '..\file.txt' )  //Returns 'C:\file.txt'
+  combinepath( 'C:\myfiles', 'mydocs\myprojects' )  //Returns 'C:\myfiles\mydocs\myprojects'
+\\
+=====See also=====
+  * [[syntax:functions:combineurl|CombineURL(url, path)]].