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| | Compare timespan of Files? II want to compare how many seconds there are between files. If the files are within a 1 - 10 second range I want to copy them to their own folders. What I have so far is a couple methods that take in all the files in a directory / subdirectories and sort them by their lastWriteTime stamp: Dim flist As List(Of System.IO.FileInfo) Private Sub writeDirectories(ByVal ParentPath As String) For Each sDirectory As String In System.IO.Directory.GetDirectories(ParentPath) flist.AddRange(New DirectoryInfo(sDirectory).GetFiles()) writeDirectories(sDirectory) Next End Sub Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load flist = New List(Of System.IO.FileInfo) writeDirectories("C:\Documents and Settings\ddivita\My Documents") flist.Sort(AddressOf SortByLastWriteTime) End Sub Private Function SortByLastWriteTime(ByVal x As System.IO.FileInfo, ByVal y As System.IO.FileInfo) As Integer Return x.LastWriteTime.CompareTo(y.LastWriteTime) End Function I then want to take the flist and compare the TimeSpan between files. Here is an example: File1 - TimeStamp - 5:16:46 File2 - TimeStamp - 5:16:50 File3 - TimeStamp - 5:16:54 File4 - TimeStamp - 3:56:37 File5 - TimeStamp - 3:56:42 I realize I would need to compare file1 to file2, then file2 to file3, and so on. I figure I could use the timespan class to help with this. Any ideas? Thanks Daniel |
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| | Re: Compare timespan of Files? Daniel, First of all, you have to examine what you mean with this sentence. Quote: > II want to compare how many seconds there are between files. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...o_members.aspx Then you can use of course the timespan class in your list. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...an(vs.85).aspx Have only a look at the bottom of the sample, as the top direct starts to confuse. Cor |
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