std::filesystem::path::format
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enum format {
native_format, |
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Determines how string representations of pathnames are interpreted by the constructors of std::filesystem::path that accept strings.
Constants
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native_format
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Native pathname format |
generic_format
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Generic pathname format |
auto_format
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Implementation-defined pathname format, auto-detected where possible |
Notes
On POSIX systems, there is no difference between native and generic format.
See also
constructs a path (public member function) |