Files size?

[Muammar]

Hi, any idea how to calculate files size found in some folder??

string[] arSourceFiles = System.IO.Directory.GetFiles(MyDir);
arSourceFiles.(:confused:);

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[Mandaar Kulkarni]

Try This.... foreach (string file in arSourceFiles) { FileInfo finfo = new FileInfo(file); int filesize = finfo.Length; // Length returns the size of file. }

[Muammar]

Looks good enough:) thank you Mandaar:rose:

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[Martin 0]

Hello, If you also whant to look in the folders of you main folder, you have to go threw it recursive! Like this:

	private double GetFileSize(DirectoryInfo di, double currentsize)
	{
		double actsize = currentsize;
		FileInfo\[\] AllFiles = di.GetFiles();
		DirectoryInfo\[\] AllDirectories = di.GetDirectories();
		
		foreach(FileInfo fi in AllFiles)
		{
			actsize = actsize + fi.Length;
		}

		foreach(DirectoryInfo dinew in AllDirectories)
		{
			actsize = GetFileSize(dinew, actsize);
		}

		return actsize;
	}

I think there is some feature in .Net >1.1 which does that. Hope it helps! All the best, Martin

[szukuro]

Martin# wrote:

I think there is some feature in .Net >1.1 which does that.

Actually it's just a new overload for the GetFiles method. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143327(vs.80).aspx[^]

[Martin 0]

Yep, Thanks for the info