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George A.

2017-02-09 19:01

As a user of WinSCP I should probably expect exception or at least warning generated by API that slash I used is incorrect one, and definitely not writing file with unexpected name in unexpected place...
And as a good practice the software should be able to fix this things in pathings.
Thank you.

George A.

2017-02-09 18:54

martin

Re: Path.Combine VS session.CombinePaths

2017-02-09

In WinSCP you have to use backslashes for local path and forward slashes for remote path.

George A.

Path.Combine VS session.CombinePaths

2017-02-07 00:33

Path.Combine adds left slash "\" if there is no one. If there is ANY slash this function does not add anything.
Examples:
Path.Combine("D:/data","name.txt") => "D:/data\name.txt"
Path.Combine("D:/data/","name.txt") => "D:/data/name.txt"
Path.Combine("D:\data\","name.txt") => "D:\data\name.txt"

session.CombinePaths adds right slash "/" when there is already left slash "\" slash.
Examples:
session.CombinePaths("D:/data","name.txt") => "D:/data/name.txt"
session.CombinePaths("D:/data/","name.txt") => "D:/data/name.txt"
session.CombinePaths("D:\data\","name.txt") => "D:\data\/name.txt" => creates file: "D:\data%2Fname.txt"

Windows can accept either slash, even they can be mixed in one path. (are we working on windows?)

While working on these examples I discovered another situation with Session.GetFiles:
Session.GetFiles("/folder/name.txt","D:\data\target/name.txt") downloads and creates file in "D:\target\data%2Fname.txt" (this is not where I expected it to be created - "D:\target\data\name.txt")
Session.GetFiles("/folder/name.txt","D:/data/target/name.txt") downloads and creates file in "D:%2Fdata%2Ftarget%2Fname.txt" (this is not where I expected it to be created - "D:\target\data\name.txt")

martin

Re: CombinePaths(...) doesnot work correctly. instead use Path.Combine(...)

2017-02-06

George A. wrote:

Session.CombinePaths(...) method does not work correctly. Instead use Path.Combine(...), it will format path correctly and handle all slashes..

Why it does not work correctly?
You cannot use the Path.Combine for a remote path, as the Path.Combine merges the paths with backslashes, while the remote path must use slashes.

George A.

CombinePaths(...) doesnot work correctly. instead use Path.Combine(...)

2017-02-03 18:34

Session.CombinePaths(...) method does not work correctly. Instead use Path.Combine(...), it will format path correctly and handle all slashes..

martin

Re: Downloaded files getting whole remote path name as Filename

2016-12-08

You have to use forward slashes in the path to a remote file:

var _ftpFolder = "ftproot/TestFolder/datFiles/Server/";

wirvanica

Downloaded files getting whole remote path name as Filename

2016-12-05 14:42

Hi,
I'm downloading from the following folder at my remote path:

ftproot\TestFolder\datFiles\Server\

Trying to download the following file: File123.dat

The files are downloading into my test folder fine, but their name, instead of File123.dat is

ftproot%5CTestFolder%5CdateFiles%5CServer%5CFile123.dat

Code:

            

var _ftpFolder = "ftproot\TestFolder\datFiles\Server\";

var fileName = "File123.dat";

var localFilePath = "C:/test";

var transferResult = _session.GetFiles(_ftpFolder + filename, localFilePath, false);

Any ideas?