Provides access to members that control an array of filenames.
Members
| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 |
Add | Adds a filename to the array. |
|
IsDirectory | Indicates if the current filename is a directory. |
|
Next | Obtains the next filename in the array. |
|
Remove | Removes the current filename from the array. |
|
Reset | Resets the current position back to the beginning of the array. |
IFileNames.Add Method
Adds a filename to the array.
Public Sub Add ( _
    ByVal FileName As String _
)
public void Add (
    string FileName
);
Description
The Add method adds the specified file name to the end of the array as a full path string. The path can refer to a directory or a file. Use the IsDirectory method to determine with the path specifies a directory or file.
IFileNames.IsDirectory Method
Indicates if the current filename is a directory.
Public Function IsDirectory ( _
) As Boolean
public bool IsDirectory (
);
Description
Indicates whether the current file name in the array is a directory or a file.
IFileNames.Next Method
Obtains the next filename in the array.
Public Function Next ( _
) As String
public string Next (
);
Description
Returns the current file name in the array as a full path string.
The Next method will return a zero-length string when it reaches the end of the array. Use the Reset method to go back to the beginning of the array to gain sequential access to the file names.
IFileNames.Remove Method
Removes the current filename from the array.
Public Sub Remove ( _
)
public void Remove (
);
Description
Removes the current file name in the array from the array.
Remarks
The Remove method cannot be called right after the Reset method. First point to an element in array by calling the Next method, and the Remove method can be used after that.
IFileNames.Reset Method
Resets the current position back to the beginning of the array.
Public Sub Reset ( _
)
public void Reset (
);
Description
The Reset method resets the array so that the next call to the Next method returns the first file name in the array.
Classes that implement IFileNames
| Classes | Description |
|---|---|
| FileNames | FileNames object maintains an array of file paths. |
Remarks
IFileNames offers only sequential access to the array. The file names are added to the array as full paths strings. The paths can refer to folders as well as files.