If i have:
C:\\temp\\foo\\bar\\
(NOTE: bar is a directory)
how can i parse out:
bar
string dirname = new DirectoryInfo(path).Name;
Console.WriteLine(dirname);
I figured it out.
DirectoryInfo info = new DirectoryInfo(sourceDirectory_);
string currentDirectoryName = info.Name;
Try
System.IO.Path.GetFileName("C:\\temp\\foo\\bar");
In Unix this is known as the basename, a quick google came up with this link for a C# version. I'm sure there are others ...
The simplest way to do this without creating a new DirectoryInfo instance is to use the Path.GetFileName static method. This is located in System.IO.
using System.IO;
string lastFolderName = Path.GetFileName(@"C:\Folder1\Folder2");
The variable would be set to "Folder2".
This is quite a bit more efficient that creating a new instance of the DirectoryInfo class!
if the answers above do not satisfy your needs, why not just substring the string from the last .
string dirName = originalDirName.Substring(originalDirName.LastIndexOf("\\") + 1);
sure, you should do some checking if the originalDirName does not end on a \ and if the originalDirName is longer than zero and actually contains \ characters.