The following tables list the members exposed by NPath.
| | Name | Description |
|---|
 | InvalidPathChars | Invalid path characters were obtained from System.IO.Path by using the IL Spy disassembler. |
 | Unix | The Unix file path implementation |
| Windows | The Windows file path implementation |
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 | Combine | Overloaded. Combines two paths into one. |
| GetExtension | Gets the extension of the specified file name without the dot, for example: "txt", "rtf", "docx", etc. If the given file name does not have an extension, String.Empty is returned. |
| GetFileName | Gets only the file name and the extension of the given path. Also works for directories. For example, if the path is "C:\Documents\MyFile.txt", this method returns "MyFile.txt". If the path it "C:\Documents", this method returns "Documents". |
| GetFileNameWithoutExtension | Gets only the file name of the given full file path without the file extension. For example, if the path is "C:\Documents\MyFile.txt", this method returns "MyFile". |
| GetFullPath | Returns the absolute path for the specified path string using the current directory if the given path string is relative. |
| GetParentFolderName | Gets the name of the parent folder of the given path. For example, if the path is "C:\Documents\MyFile.txt", this method returns "Documents". |
| GetParentFolderPath | Gets the path to the parent folder of the given path. For example, if the path is "C:\Documents\MyFile.txt", this method returns "C:\Documents\". |
| GetPathRoot | Gets the root directory information of the specified path (e.g. "C:\"). |
| IsPathRooted | Checks whether the specified path string contains a root, for example "C:\Documents\MyFile.txt" contains a root - "C:\" and an Unix (Mac OS) path "/Users/John/Documents/MyFile.txt" contains a root "/". |
| JoinPath | Joins the specified path steps into a single path string. |
| MakeRelative | Gets a relative path leading from the first path (fromPath) to the second one (toPath). For example, if you pass "C:\Documents\Mark" as fromPath and "C:\Documents\Jane" as toPath, the resulting relative path will be "..\Jane". |
| Normalize | Normalizes the given path by resolving all "." and ".." path segments. The directory separator character for the current platform is used, i.e. '\' for Windows and '/' for Mac. For example, normalizing "C:\Documents\..\MyFile.txt" will result in "C:\MyFile.txt". |
| SplitPath | Gets the steps in this path. Also retrieves whether the path is rooted. |
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