This question already has answers here: Monitoring contents of files/directories? [duplicate] (5 answers)
In another Question I asked, I got a tip on using an anonymous delegate. The functionality works for a single watcher but when I create three it only keeps the last one. Is this because of t开发者_Sta
I setup a FsWatcher on a local filesystem directory. I only want to know when files are added to the directory so they can be moved to another filesystem. I seem to be able to detect when the first fi
When i create a watcher i want to add an object to it that i can read during the watchers watcher_Created event?开发者_如何学运维You can just capture it in an anonymous delegate:
I have an application that launches other applications, and then waits for them to create a specific data file (it watches one application at a time). Each time an application is launch it watches a s
I have a doubt using FileSystemWatcher in C#. I need to be notified when a file is created in a specified folder, but the problem is if I create multiple files at the same time multiple events are bee
I want to detect every filechanges on a specific folder (except data changes). I decided to use System.IO.FileSystemWatcher to manage that.
I already managed to see file and folder changes with the FileSystemWatcher.开发者_Go百科 My problem is that I can\'t make a difference between files and folder. It\'s possible that a file and a fold
This is a bit convoluted but I will try to explain as best as possible. I\'m using the FileSystemWatcher with a notify filter of
Using FileSystemWatcher we can monitor the IO activity of a particular file system, but is there anyway to know that which one of the running processes is causing that IO?