I\'m using C# with WinForms and I want to get a single file name by searching for the extension alone? I know about the Directory.GetFiles Method, but I\'m only looking for a single file. I\'m current
I have a network storage device that contains a few hundred thousand mp3 files, organized by [artist]/[album] hierarchy. I need to identify newly added artist folders and/or newly added album folders
Currently I have a Windows Service which constantly monitors 4 folders. I have used FileSystemWatchers to monitor folders.
I am writing a program to remove a file and all attributes related(including the 0x30 $FILE_NAME, 0x80 $DATA, 0x90 $INDEX_ROOT, and 0xA0 $INDEX_ALLOCATION, and etc.) in a NTFS volume in Windows.
There are two strings in a progr开发者_运维知识库am. Each of them contains a path to some file or folder. How can I check in C++ whether these paths are to the same file/folder? Can I use the Windows
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I\'m struggeling to find an efficient way (< 0.5 sek) to search for specific files in a huge file system having only a little part of the desired file name.
I\'m working on a project in VB.Net (2010) where I\'m extracting files from an Document Management System.
I have a file called 94bf663a100e848fb599209af8cdc2b5.wmv. I know pathinfo will not give me the extension if I just use the name 94bf663a100e848fb599209af8cdc2b5. I believe glob is only for checking i
I run PHP on my Windows 7 dev box. I\'ve noticed that paths produced from the $_SERVER array always use forward slashes, whereas other sources such as __FILE__ use back slashes.