Visual Basic

// Example 21-02: Exploring files and subdirectories


namespace Programming_CSharp
{
   using System;
   using System.IO;

   class Tester
   {
      public static void Main(  )
      {
         Tester t = new Tester(  );

         // choose the initial subdirectory
         string theDirectory =
            Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable("SystemRoot");

         // call the method to explore the directory,
         // displaying its access date and all
         // subdirectories
         DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(theDirectory);

         t.ExploreDirectory(dir);

         // completed. print the statistics
         Console.WriteLine(
            "\n\n{0} files in {1}  directories found.\n",
            fileCounter,dirCounter);
      }

      // Set it running with a directoryInfo object
      // for each directory it finds, it will call
      // itself recursively
      private void ExploreDirectory(DirectoryInfo dir)
      {
         indentLevel++;  // push a directory level

         // create indentation for subdirectories
         for (int i = 0; i < indentLevel; i++)
            Console.Write("  "); // two spaces per level

         // print the directory and the time last accessed
         Console.WriteLine("[{0}] {1} [{2}]\n",
            indentLevel, dir.Name, dir.LastAccessTime);

         // get all the files in the directory and
         // print their name, last access time, and size
         FileInfo[] filesInDir = dir.GetFiles(  );
         foreach (FileInfo file in filesInDir)
         {
            // indent once extra to put files
            // under their directory
            for (int i = 0; i < indentLevel+1; i++)
               Console.Write("  "); // two spaces per level

            Console.WriteLine("{0} [{1}] Size: {2} bytes",
               file.Name,
               file.LastWriteTime,
               file.Length);
            fileCounter++;
         }


         // get all the directories in the current directory
         // and call this method recursively on each
         DirectoryInfo[] directories = dir.GetDirectories(  );
         foreach (DirectoryInfo newDir in directories)
         {
            dirCounter++;  // increment the counter
            ExploreDirectory(newDir);
         }
         indentLevel--; // pop a directory level
      }

      // static member variables to keep track of totals
      // and indentation level
      static int dirCounter = 1;
      static int indentLevel  = -1; // so first push = 0
      static int fileCounter = 0;
   }
}

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