@stdlib/regexp-extended-length-path
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Regular expression to detect an extended-length path.
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Regular expression to detect an extended-length path.
npm install @stdlib/regexp-extended-length-path
var reExtendedLengthPath = require( '@stdlib/regexp-extended-length-path' );
Returns a regular expression to detect an extended-length path (i.e., a Windows path which begins with the characters \\?\).
var RE = reExtendedLengthPath();
var bool = RE.test( '\\\\?\\C:\\foo\\bar' );
// returns true
var reExtendedLengthPath = require( '@stdlib/regexp-extended-length-path' );
var RE_EXTENDED_LENGTH_PATH = reExtendedLengthPath();
var bool;
var path;
path = '\\\\?\\C:\\foo\\bar';
bool = RE_EXTENDED_LENGTH_PATH.test( path );
// returns true
path = '\\\\?\\UNC\\server\\share';
bool = RE_EXTENDED_LENGTH_PATH.test( path );
// returns true
path = 'C:\\foo\\bar';
bool = RE_EXTENDED_LENGTH_PATH.test( path );
// returns false
path = '/c/foo/bar';
bool = RE_EXTENDED_LENGTH_PATH.test( path );
// returns false
path = '/foo/bar';
bool = RE_EXTENDED_LENGTH_PATH.test( path );
// returns false
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