I\'m trying to determine if some files are actually images (using PHP). I\'ve been advised to use finfo and i\'m trying to understand how it works.
I want to return 10 files only from a directory. Is this possible? DirectoryInfo d = new DirectoryInfo(HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath(\"~/xml\"));
I have been trying to compare files from two differents environments. Both environme开发者_StackOverflow社区nt are accessed via a network drive.
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I want to convert the \'DateCreated\' value of a file into YYMMDD format. can anyone help which \'type\' is this DateCreated object is? The MSDN says \"Returns the date and time that the specified fil
I\'m just getting started with Python but already have found it much more productive than Bash shell scripting.
I have a folder from which I\'m moving pairs of related files (xml paired with pdf). Additional files could be deposited into this folder at any time, but the utility runs every 10 minutes or so. We c
I\'m working on a very basic scheduled FTP program, but I don\'t want to bother transferring files if the Last Modified date hasn\'t changed, so I need to compare the la开发者_运维问答st stored modifi
Can someone give me an example of how to use fileinfo, to replace a snippet of code such as: ($_FILES[\"fileToUpload\"][\"type\"] == \"image/gif\"
first of all - don\'t look at the code and say it\'s too long it only looks that way. I\'m writing a program that will search my computer and delete files based on their MD5 value (and to speed thing