32 lines
1 KiB
VimL
32 lines
1 KiB
VimL
vim9script
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# Convert multiple consecutive slashes // in the path to single slashes.
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# Having extra slashes doesn't change the meaning of the path, but does make
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# it uglier.
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export def Normalise(path: string): string
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return path->substitute('//\+', '/', 'g')
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enddef
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# Express the given path relative to the directory provided as base. If the
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# path is not located somewhere inside the base directory, the resulting path
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# will start with one or more ../.
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export def RelativeTo(path: string, base: string): string
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return ComputeRelativePath(
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path->fnamemodify(':p'),
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base->fnamemodify(':p'),
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)->Normalise()
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enddef
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def ComputeRelativePath(path: string, base: string): string
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# The given path points to a file *inside* the base, so we just need to drop the
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# prefix from the beginning of the path.
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if path->stridx(base) == 0
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return path[len(base) : -1]
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endif
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# the path leads to a file *outside*; let's move up in the hierarchy to find it
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return '../' .. path->ComputeRelativePath(base->fnamemodify(':h'))
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enddef
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defcompile
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