If I have a folder I can traverse at like this:
for i as Integer=1 to theFolder.Count
if not theFolder.Item(i).Directory then // no recursion necessary
dosomething theFolder.Item(i)
end if
next
But what if I want to switch on the type of file.
i.e. if bmp do this if png do that…
Do I simply look at the last characters of the name?
I had a filetypes object that I use for open dialogs… not sure that’s of any use here…
for i as Integer=1 to theFolder.Count
if not theFolder.Item(i).Directory then
if right(theFolder.Item(i).Name, 4) = ".bmp" then
// do this
elseif right(theFolder.Item(i).Name, 4) = ".png" then
// do that
end if
end if
next
Folderitem also has a Type property which should match up with the file types in your project.
You may also like:
If InStr(FileType1.All,"png") > 0 Then
and of course, FileType1 have all file types you want to deal with.
Or use Greg suggestion if only one file type to check (or use a Select Case and add as many Cases as needed
)
FolderItem.Count is very expensive in disk io, so to optimize you should get the count only once.
Dim Items As Integer = theFolder.Count
for i as Integer=1 to Items
Good catch Wayne: I do not saw it.