rustHow to join file path in Rust
Joining file paths in Rust can be done using the join
method from the std::path::Path
module. This method takes two or more path components and joins them into a single path.
Code example:
use std::path::Path;
let path1 = Path::new("/home/user/Documents");
let path2 = Path::new("example.txt");
let joined_path = path1.join(path2);
Output /home/user/Documents/example.txt
Explanation:
use std::path::Path
: This imports thePath
module from thestd::path
module.let path1 = Path::new("/home/user/Documents")
: This creates a newPath
object from the given string.let path2 = Path::new("example.txt")
: This creates a newPath
object from the given string.let joined_path = path1.join(path2)
: This joins the twoPath
objects into a single path.
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