Go language to get the name, prefix, and suffix of the file

Sample code:

package main
import (
    "fmt"
    "path"
)
func main() {
    filename := "device/sdk/"
    filenameall := (filename)    
    filesuffix := (filename)
    fileprefix := filenameall[0:len(filenameall) - len(filesuffix)]
    //fileprefix, err := (filenameall, filesuffix)
    ("file name:", filenameall)
    ("file prefix:", fileprefix)
    ("file suffix:", filesuffix)
}

Execution results:

file name:

file prefix: CMakeLists

file suffix: .txt

(filename) Get the file name that does not contain the directory

(filename) Get file suffix

File prefixes can be obtained using slices:

fileprefix := filenameall[0:len(filenameall) - len(filesuffix)]

You can also use () to obtain:

import "strings"
fileprefix, err := (filenameall, filesuffix)

Supplement: golang judges prefix suffix and inclusion relationship

HasPrefix determines whether the string s starts with prefix:

(s, prefix string) bool

HasSuffix determines whether the string s ends with sffix:

(s, suffix string) bool

String inclusion relationship

Contains determines whether the string s contains substr:

(s, substr string) bool

Test source code:

package main
import (
        "fmt"
        "strings"
)
func main() {
        var str1 string = "This is an example of a string"
        var str2 string = "this is an "
        var str3 string = " of a string"
        ((str1, str2))
        ((str1, str3))
}

Running results:

[root@localhost golang]# go run

false

true

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