| name: join_paths |
| returns: str |
| since: 0.36.0 |
| description: | |
| Joins the given strings into a file system path segment. For example |
| `join_paths('foo', 'bar')` results in `foo/bar`. If any one of the |
| individual segments is an absolute path, all segments before it are |
| dropped. That means that `join_paths('foo', '/bar')` returns `/bar`. |
| |
| *(since 0.49.0)* Using the `/` operator on strings is equivalent to calling |
| [[join_paths]]. |
| |
| ```meson |
| # res1 and res2 will have identical values |
| res1 = join_paths(foo, bar) |
| res2 = foo / bar |
| ``` |
| |
| warnings: |
| - Don't use [[join_paths]] for sources in [[library]] and [[executable]]. You should use [[files]] instead. |
| |
| varargs: |
| name: part |
| type: str |
| description: The path parts to join. |
| min_varargs: 1 |
