G
Guest
How to list the files of a folder with VB .NET
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W
William Ryan
Dim d As New DirectoryInfo("C:\") ' Where C:\ is the directory you are
trying to enumerate
Dim f As FileInfo
For Each f In d.GetFiles
Debug.WriteLine(f.ToString)
Next
trying to enumerate
Dim f As FileInfo
For Each f In d.GetFiles
Debug.WriteLine(f.ToString)
Next
G
Guest
Thanks but it doesn't match.
FileInfo and DirectoryInfo aren't exist in VB .NET. I
can't declare a variable with these words.
FileInfo and DirectoryInfo aren't exist in VB .NET. I
can't declare a variable with these words.
A
Ayende Rahien
Import them.
Thanks but it doesn't match.
FileInfo and DirectoryInfo aren't exist in VB .NET. I
can't declare a variable with these words.
C
Codemonkey
You have to import the System.IO Namespace *or* declare them using the full
namespace path. Eg.
To Import
-----------
Add the following line to the top of your file:
Imports System.IO
This will allow you to use the following code:
Dim d As New DirectoryInfo("C:\")
Dim f As FileInfo
For Each f In d.GetFiles
Debug.WriteLine(f.ToString)
Next
To Declare using full namespace:
--------------------------------
Dim d As New System.IO.DirectoryInfo("C:\")
Dim f As System.IO.FileInfo
For Each f In d.GetFiles
Debug.WriteLine(f.ToString)
Next
Hope this helps,
Trev.
namespace path. Eg.
To Import
-----------
Add the following line to the top of your file:
Imports System.IO
This will allow you to use the following code:
Dim d As New DirectoryInfo("C:\")
Dim f As FileInfo
For Each f In d.GetFiles
Debug.WriteLine(f.ToString)
Next
To Declare using full namespace:
--------------------------------
Dim d As New System.IO.DirectoryInfo("C:\")
Dim f As System.IO.FileInfo
For Each f In d.GetFiles
Debug.WriteLine(f.ToString)
Next
Hope this helps,
Trev.
G
Guest
How you do it ?
In VB .NET, you have the "Inherits" word to import new
class but you can't have more than ONE inherits !
In fact, we want just enter the path of a files and
launch it.
Thanks
In VB .NET, you have the "Inherits" word to import new
class but you can't have more than ONE inherits !
In fact, we want just enter the path of a files and
launch it.
Thanks
A
Ayende Rahien
Put:
Import System.IO;
At the top of the file, that should do it.
Import System.IO;
At the top of the file, that should do it.
W
William Ryan
All of the core classes exist in both languages. Use Imports System.IO
Remember, both languages break down to IL and the only real difference
between them is syntax, not base classes
Remember, both languages break down to IL and the only real difference
between them is syntax, not base classes