basenamedisplay file name component of path name |
Command |
basename name [suffix]
basename strips off the leading part of a path name, leaving
only the final component of the name, which is assumed to be the file name. To
accomplish this, basename first checks to see if name
consists of nothing but slash (/) or backslash (\)
characters. If so, basename replaces name with a
single slash and the process is complete. If not, basename
removes any trailing slashes. If slashes still remain,
basename strips off all leading characters up to and
including the final slash. Finally, if you specify suffix and the
remaining portion of name contains a suffix which matches suffix,
basename removes that suffix.
producesbasename src/dos/printf.c .c
printf
0Successful completion.
1Failure due to any of the following:
dirname