Examples of com.cloudloop.storage.CloudStorePath

com.cloudloop.storage.CloudStorePath
Cloudloop uses a Unix-style path to represent the location of a file or directory in the cloud. Paths come in two flavors: absolute and relative. An absolute path specifies the location of a file or directory starting at the root of the cloud filesystem. A relative path specifies the location of a resource starting at the current working directory.
An absolute path must begin with either a '/' or a ''. A single slash represents the root directory of the filesystem. Any text after the first slash specifies a path relative to the root.
A relative path begins either with a '.' followed by a '/' or ''; or, with any other valid path character. Each "node" in the path is delimited with a slash. So, foo/bar can be separated into a "foo" node and a "bar" node. The last node in the path is considered to be a directory if it is suffixed with a slash; otherwise, it's assumed to be a file.

    public static CloudStorePath popLeaf(
            CloudStorePath path )
    {
  if ( path.isRoot( ) )
      return ROOT_DIRECTORY;
  return new CloudStorePath( PATH_SEPARATOR + path.getLeaf( ) );
    }

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    replaced.push( pathNode );
      }
  }
  String pathStr =
    convertPathStackToString( replaced, 0, replaced.size( ), true );
  return new CloudStorePath( pathStr, path.isDirectory( ), ROOT_DIRECTORY );
    }

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  return sendCreateDirectoryRequest( directory );
    }
    
    public CloudStoreDirectory getDirectory( String path )
    {
  CloudStorePath cloudPath = new CloudStorePath( path, true,
    PathUtil.ROOT_DIRECTORY );
  if ( !cloudPath.isDirectory( ) )
  {
      throw new InvalidPathException( "Path, "
        + cloudPath.getAbsolutePath( )
        + " does not represent a directory location." );
  }
  
  // TODO: fill in directory header info
  return new CloudStoreDirectory( this, cloudPath );

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             recursive );
    }
    
    public CloudStoreFile getFile( String path )
    {
  CloudStorePath cloudPath = new CloudStorePath( path );
  if ( cloudPath.isDirectory( ) )
  {
      throw new InvalidPathException(
        "Path represents a directory location." );
  }

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  }
  
  CloudStoreDirectory newDir = getDirectory( directory
    .getParentDirectory( ).getPath( )
    .combine(
        new CloudStorePath( newName, true,
    PathUtil.ROOT_DIRECTORY ) ).getAbsolutePath( ) );
  if ( newDir.existsInStore( ) )
  {
      throw new DirectoryAlreadyExistsException( "Directory '"
        + directory.getPath( ).getAbsolutePath( )

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        + newName + "'." );
  }
  
  CloudStoreFile newFile = getFile( file.getParentDirectory( ).getPath( )
    .combine(
        new CloudStorePath( newName, false,
    PathUtil.ROOT_DIRECTORY ) ).getAbsolutePath( ) );
  if ( newFile.existsInStore( ) )
  {
      throw new FileAlreadyExistsException( "File '"
        + newFile.getPath( ).getAbsolutePath( )

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