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dan!sh 11-Mar-09 20:17

11-Mar-09 20:17

File.Exists

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S K Y11-Mar-09 21:19

S K Y

11-Mar-09 21:19

But How to check specific file ...i mean selected file whether exisits in the list or not....

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Ashfield11-Mar-09 22:00

Ashfield

11-Mar-09 22:00

File.Exists("readtheonlinehelp.txt")

Bob
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0x3c011-Mar-09 22:07

0x3c0

11-Mar-09 22:07

You could have found this information by searching MSDN[^]

dan!sh 11-Mar-09 22:29

11-Mar-09 22:29

If you read the documentation then there is nothing you will need to ask here regarding this task. Everything is fairly basic and .Net provides direct properties and methods for these tasks.

Check out File and ListView class in object browser. Read about all the properties and methods.

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Christian Graus11-Mar-09 22:55

Christian Graus

11-Mar-09 22:55

Cool - you win today's 'biggest moron' award. Not an easy feat....

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Goobashi11-Mar-09 23:27

Goobashi

11-Mar-09 23:27

If you're wanting to check for the file that triggered your method use;

public void Example(object sender, FileSystemEventArgs e)
if File.Exists(e.Name)
{
//Code Goes Here
}

The FileSystemEventArgs e is allowing you to reference to the file that's triggered by your method. A good example is if your using FileWatcher or something similar.

Pete O'Hanlon11-Mar-09 23:57

Pete O'Hanlon

11-Mar-09 23:57

Goobashi wrote:
If you're wanting to check for the file that triggered your method use

I guess Christian doesn't want to do this because he already knows how to. Perhaps you might want to reply to the OP instead.

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dan!sh 12-Mar-09 0:18

12-Mar-09 0:18

Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
I guess Christian doesn't want to do this because he already knows how to.

Actually he knows much much more things than that.

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S K Y12-Mar-09 15:26

S K Y

12-Mar-09 15:26

i tried
listview1.Items.Find(path, fales)

but how can i put this if else and get bool return value???

if(listview1.Items.Find(path, fales)) is not wokring...!!!

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S K Y12-Mar-09 15:24

S K Y

12-Mar-09 15:24

Christian...
this is only for you...
i don't care about your stupid words bcz i got lots of works to do?
but remeber this,

Once you born to this world you didn't know any thing but when you grow up you learn many thing from social.It could be many ways...you may know more & more things compairing to others now,you may cleaver than other.But once you get to know much more things related to one thing, don't think that you are the man... don't think you know every thing in this world...Every body are not cleaver in every thing... we all learning things day by day...once you learn its easy to use....but the difficult thing is learning a new thing...i guess thats same for every body...

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Doubt(urgently)

mosmyjoy11-Mar-09 19:54

mosmyjoy

11-Mar-09 19:54

i am a msc student.As part of my course completion ,i selected a project
topic "FTP client" is it enough for 6 months?Could you please explain
about its modules?

Mycroft Holmes11-Mar-09 20:04

Mycroft Holmes

11-Mar-09 20:04

What bloody uni are you guys at - this must be the 3rd or 4th time this has been asked in the last couple of weeks.

Do you not have a tutor/teacher/professor to explain the modules, what are we mind readers!

Do some work you pillock, research, you know where you try and find answers for yourself. The things that make you an outstanding student instead of a statistic.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

stancrm11-Mar-09 20:33

stancrm

11-Mar-09 20:33

How about google or msdn ?

Mycroft Holmes11-Mar-09 20:56

Mycroft Holmes

11-Mar-09 20:56

At least it wasn't in text speak so he's not a total loss.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH

Ashfield11-Mar-09 22:06

Ashfield

11-Mar-09 22:06

I am sick of reading posts title "doubt" asking if a topic is enough for a 6 month project. All we have to base a guess on is the stupid subject title and a semi-literate question, and going on that it will probably never get completed.

Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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0x3c011-Mar-09 22:06

0x3c0

11-Mar-09 22:06

No. I've implemented an FTP client in about three days. That's the back-end and the GUI. It included a more efficient StreamReader.ReadToEnd implementation, and I put it together simply from reading the documentation

SeMartens11-Mar-09 22:22

SeMartens

11-Mar-09 22:22

Yes it is enough for 6 month, well at least for you. I'm guessing you have to ask for each loc, and each answer will take up to 1 day (since you have to learn to ask a correct question at cp). An FTP client consists of 150 lines, so this will end in 150 days, leaving thirty days to write the documentation...

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Guffa12-Mar-09 3:55

Guffa

12-Mar-09 3:55

SeMartens wrote:
leaving thirty days to write the documentation...

So, thirty lines of documentation? Wink | ;)

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Christian Graus11-Mar-09 23:10

Christian Graus

11-Mar-09 23:10

Are you the same retard posting over and over, or is there a whole class of morons asking the same question ?

Christian Graus

Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

dan!sh 12-Mar-09 0:17

12-Mar-09 0:17

There must be for God's sake. Just think if they are all different, pass there course and then get distributed throughout the world. That would be horrifying.

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Luc Pattyn12-Mar-09 4:00

Luc Pattyn

12-Mar-09 4:00

Christian Graus wrote:
Are you the same retard posting over and over

yes and no. there probably is a single professor giving this assignment to all of his students, and now the brighter ones are posting their "doubt" here, one by one. So the bigger question is how many students are at that uni.

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harold aptroot12-Mar-09 1:15

harold aptroot

12-Mar-09 1:15

I have an idea. Let's temporarily ban all threads with Doubt in the subject, till say, next month. Auto-ban the poster if it's one of his first 5 posts.

Luc Pattyn12-Mar-09 4:05

Luc Pattyn

12-Mar-09 4:05

harold aptroot wrote:
Let's temporarily ban all threads with Doubt in the subject, till say, next month

Now that is a really bad idea. We have had them now, if Chris starts the ban you suggested, next month we will again be flooded by messages, slightly adjusted:

Doubt, very urgent

i am a msc student.As part of my course completion ,i selected a project
topic "FTP client" Would 5 months be enough to finish it? (for reasons beyond my reach
I already lost an entire month). Could you please explain about its modules?

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