[VB][HELP] Read Subfolder in saves and profiles

Fabiok89 Feb 1, 2012

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    I'm trying to create my PackageManager and I wanted to implement the function to read / write the files contained in the subfolders. For now I can correctly read all files and folders in the root. How do I read the files in subfolders? This is the code I am using:

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    Dim STFS As New STFSPackage(File, Nothing)
    		For Each Folder As STFS.FolderEntry In STFS.FolderDirectory
    			Dim nodocartelle As New Node()
    			nodocartelle.Tag = Folder
    			nodocartelle.Name = Folder.Name
    			nodocartelle.Text = Folder.Name
    			Node1.Nodes.Add(nodocartelle)
    		Next
    		ListViewEx1.Items.Clear()
    		MsgBox(STFS.FileDirectory.ToString)
    		For Each Entry As STFS.FileEntry In STFS.FileDirectory
    			Dim salvataggio As New ListViewItem()
    			salvataggio.Tag = Entry.GetPath
    			salvataggio.Name = Entry.Name
    			salvataggio.Text = Entry.Name
    			salvataggio.SubItems.Add(Entry.Size.ToString)
    			ListViewEx1.Items.Add(salvataggio)
    		Next
     
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    well when you create the instance of the folder just read the entries inside it and append that node while doing it.......

    or create a click event so when the user clicks on the node you can at that time pass the entries to the listview
     
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    c0ma's reading all entries would work (linear folder traversal), although, you could also look into using recursion depending on the folder structure depth (more nested folders = more chance of a stack overflow), but it could be a useful implementation of recursion.
     

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