uri-to-pathname

Arguments: uri

Converts a file scheme URI to a pathname. This function and the related pathname-to-uri are designed to handle URIs with a scheme of file and no host. It is an error for uri not to be a file scheme URI or not to specify a pathname.

Examples

;;  On UNIX:

cl-user(1): (net.uri:uri-to-pathname (parse-uri "file:///foo/bar.cl"))
#p"/foo/bar.cl"
cl-user(2): (net.uri:pathname-to-uri *)
#<uri file:///foo/bar.cl>

;; On Windows:

cl-user(1): (net.uri:uri-to-pathname (parse-uri "file:///d:/foo/bar.cl"))
#p"d:\\foo\\bar.cl"
cl-user(2): (net.uri:pathname-to-uri *)
#<uri file:///d:/foo/bar.cl>

See also uri.htm for general information on Universal Resource Indicator support in Allegro CL.

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