Splitting filenames into parts

[Dave Cullen]

The OpenFileDialog returns a full pathspec and file name in its Filename
property. I want to display only the file and extension without the
path. Is there a .NET function to extract that part of the string?

Thanks

[Al Reid]

"Dave Cullen" <no****@mail.com> wrote in message news:44***************@mail.com...

The OpenFileDialog returns a full pathspec and file name in its Filename
property. I want to display only the file and extension without the
path. Is there a .NET function to extract that part of the string?

Thanks

io.Path.GetFileName(path)

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Al Reid

[zacks]

Dave Cullen wrote:

The OpenFileDialog returns a full pathspec and file name in its Filename
property. I want to display only the file and extension without the
path. Is there a .NET function to extract that part of the string?

Thanks

If you need to get anything other than filename, check out the FileInfo
Class.

[VHD50]

Suppose the filefullpath returned by the OpenFileDialog is stored in
strMyFile, then you can use FileInfo class to get all sort of information you
want.
Dim fInfo = New FileInfo(strMyFile)
Dim fName As String = fInfo.Name
Dim fExt As String = fInfo.Extension
Dim size As Long = fInfo.Length
bla...
bla...
bla....
Hope this answers your question.
VHD50.

"za***@construction-imaging.com" wrote:

Dave Cullen wrote:

The OpenFileDialog returns a full pathspec and file name in its Filename
property. I want to display only the file and extension without the
path. Is there a .NET function to extract that part of the string?

Thanks

If you need to get anything other than filename, check out the FileInfo
Class.

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"Dave Cullen" <no****@mail.com> schrieb:

The OpenFileDialog returns a full pathspec and file name in its Filename
property. I want to display only the file and extension without the
path. Is there a .NET function to extract that part of the string?

You may want to take a look at the shared methods of the 'System.IO.Path'
class.

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