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I have an IEnumerable which contains file and directory information - example below of its contents:-
I want to extract specific information from this IEnumerable and am assuming LINQ is the best route
I want a list of files and a separate list of directories in a given path - but just that level, so not including sub directories etc
The lists just need to contain the FullName of each file / directory and nothing else
The Attributes value contains Directory if a directory so I can use that to easily determine if a file or a directory using something similar to below
Dim dirs2 = nodes.Where(Function
n.FullName.StartsWith(path) And n.Attributes = Attributes.Directory)
Dim files2 = nodes.Where(Function n.FullName.StartsWith(path) And n.Attributes <> Attributes.Directory)
But I am stuck on how I just return the FullName value - AND - how to just return one level
Anyone here got any thoughts please?
Darren Rose
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I have an IEnumerable which contains file and directory information - example below of its contents:-
I want to extract specific information from this IEnumerable and am assuming LINQ is the best route
I want a list of files and a separate list of directories in a given path - but just that level, so not including sub directories etc
The lists just need to contain the FullName of each file / directory and nothing else
The Attributes value contains Directory if a directory so I can use that to easily determine if a file or a directory using something similar to below
Dim dirs2 = nodes.Where(Function
n.FullName.StartsWith(path) And n.Attributes = Attributes.Directory)Dim files2 = nodes.Where(Function
n.FullName.StartsWith(path) And n.Attributes <> Attributes.Directory)But I am stuck on how I just return the FullName value - AND - how to just return one level
Anyone here got any thoughts please?
Darren Rose
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