ES2.GetFiles

public static string[] GetFiles(string folder, ES2Settings settings=null)

Parameters

[table th=”0″]folder,”The relative or absolute folder to look for files in.”

settings,”Optional. A user-created ES2Settings object containing options not specified in path.”[/table]

Returns

[table th=”0″]string[],”The list of files within this folder.”[/table]

Description

Returns the filenames of the files contained within the specified folder.

Note: This can be a relative or absolute folder.

// Save three files into the same folder.
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file1.txt");
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file2.txt");
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file3.txt");
  
// 'filesInFolder' will be an array containing 'file1.txt', 'file2.txt' & 'file3.txt'.
string[] filesInFolder = ES2.GetFiles("myFolder/");

// Save three files into the same folder.
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file1.txt");
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file2.txt");
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file3.txt");
  
// 'filesInFolder' will be an array containing 'file1.txt', 'file2.txt' & 'file3.txt'.
var filesInFolder : String[] = ES2.GetFiles("myFolder/");

public static string[] GetFiles(string folder, string extension)

Parameters

[table th=”0″]folder,”The relative or absolute folder to look for files in.”

extension,”If specified, only files with this extension will be returned.”[/table]

Returns

[table th=”0″]string[],”The list of files within this folder with the given extension.”[/table]

Description

Returns the filenames of the files contained within the specified folder with the specified extension.

The extension should be in the format *.txt. The extension may also be a search pattern as described here.

Note: Path can be a relative or absolute folder.

// Save three files into the same folder.
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file1.file");
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file2.txt");
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file3.txt");
  
// 'filesInFolder' will be an array containing 'file1.txt', 'file2.txt' & 'file3.txt'.
string[] filesInFolder = ES2.GetFiles("myFolder/", "*.txt");

// Save three files into the same folder.
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file1.file");
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file2.txt");
ES2.Save(123, "myFolder/file3.txt");
  
// 'filesInFolder' will be an array containing 'file2.txt' & 'file3.txt'.
var filesInFolder : String[] = ES2.GetFiles("myFolder/", "*.txt");