A
acool
I looked all over at the File class and saw nothing for getting the size of
a file, how do i do that?
a file, how do i do that?
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C
CJ Taylor
Look at the FileInfo class
in particular the Length property.
in particular the Length property.
S
Scott
Check out the "Length" member of the "FileInfo" class...
A
acool
I appreciate it and you know that should be helpful but looking up the
example in MSDN shows you having to iterate through an ENTIRE directory when
i already have the name and path of a file I just want the length of ONE
file. how do I do that?
example in MSDN shows you having to iterate through an ENTIRE directory when
i already have the name and path of a file I just want the length of ONE
file. how do I do that?
C
CJ Taylor
Dim fInfo as new System.Io.FileInfo(path*name of file)
H
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
* "acool said:I looked all over at the File class and saw nothing for getting the size of
a file, how do i do that?
'Microsoft.VisualBasic.FileSystem.FileLen', 'System.IO.FileInfo.Length'.