April 2002
Intermediate to advanced
688 pages
19h 51m
English
Content preview from VB.NET Language in a Nutshell, Second Edition
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Filesystem
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Element |
Description |
|---|---|
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ChDir procedure |
Changes the current directory |
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ChDrive procedure |
Changes the current drive |
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CurDir function |
Returns the current directory of a drive |
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Dir function |
Returns the name of a file or directory matching a file specification and having particular file attributes |
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Directory.CreateDirectory method |
Creates a new directory |
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Directory.Delete method |
Deletes a directory |
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Directory.Exists method |
Indicates whether a particular directory exists |
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Directory.GetCreationTime method |
Retrieves the date and time the directory was created |
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Directory.GetDirectories method |
Retrieves the names of the subdirectories of a given directory |
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Directory.GetDirectoryRoot method |
Retrieves the name of the root directory of a given directory |
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Directory.GetFiles |
Retrieves the names of the files in a given directory |
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Directory.GetFileSystemEntries method |
Retrieves the names of filesystem objects (files and directories) in a given directory |
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Directory.GetParent method |
Retrieves a |
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Directory.Move method |
Moves a directory and its contents, including nested subdirectories, to a new location |
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File.Exists method |
Indicates whether a specified file exists |
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FileCopy function |
Copies a file |
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FileDateTime function |
Returns the date and time of file creation or last access |
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GetAttr function |
Returns the attributes of a given file or directory |
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