You can pass a file system path to the construction function of QFileInfo like:
QFileInfo("C:\\a\\b/c/d/e");
The string passed as the parameter of the constructor is not necessarily a real file or directory, just has the form of a file system path. From the QFileInfo, we can get a QDir object:
QDir dir=QFileInfo("C:\\a\\b/c/d/e").dir();
We can get the path of the QDir object using:
dir.path();
In the above example, the dir path is C:/a/b/c/d, regardless of whether e is a file or directory. The constructor of QFileInfo can also take a relative path as its parameter such as
QFileInfo(“a/b/c/d/e”).
Now there are some issues needed notice:
- what is QFileInfo(“a”).dir().path()? It is ., which you may know is the current directory. But what is QFileInfo(“.”).dir().path()? It’s still ., not the parent folder of current directory.
- What is QFileInfo(“C:/a”).dir().path()? It is C:/. Then what is QFileInfo(“C:/”).dir().path()? It is still C:/.
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