C#

public struct Filelist {
    public string file_name, file_size, file_ext, last_access;
    public FileList(string fileName, string fileSize, string fileExt, string lastAccess) {
        file_name   = fileName;
        file_size   = fileSize;
        file_ext    = fileExt;
        last_access = lastAccess;
    }
}

MainFileTable.Add(new Filelist(@"G:\Jammer\", "2132987", ".WAV", "12/12/2007"));

Jammer wrote:

how did you format the code in the reply

<code>    public class BuildFileList
    {
        public struct Filelist
        {
            public string file_name, file_size, file_ext, last_access;

            // create a constructor
            public FileList(string fileName, string fileSize, string fileExt, string lastAccess)
            {
                file_name = fileName;
                file_size = fileSize;
                file_ext = fileExt;
                last_access = lastAccess;
            }
        }

        public static void main()
        {
            List<filelist> MainFileTable = new List<filelist>();
            MainFileTable.Add(new Filelist(@"G:\Jammer\", "2132987KB", ".WAV", "12/12/2007"));</filelist></filelist></code>

"Error	1	'SampleSort.DataLayer.BuildFileList.Filelist' does not contain a constructor that takes '4' arguments	F:\VS2008Stuff\JamSoft.SampleSort\SampleSort.DataLayer\BuildFileList.cs	29	31	SampleSort.DataLayer"

namespace SampleSort.DataLayer
{
    public class BuildFileList
    {
        public struct Filelist
        {
            public string file_name, file_size, file_ext, last_access;

            // create a constructor
            public Filelist(string fileName, string fileSize, string fileExt, string lastAccess)
            {
                file_name = fileName;
                file_size = fileSize;
                file_ext = fileExt;
                last_access = lastAccess;
            }
        }

        public static void main()
        {
            List<filelist> MainFileTable = new List<filelist>();
            MainFileTable.Add(new Filelist(@"G:\Jammer\", "2132987KB", ".WAV", "12/12/2007"));
            DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(@"G:\samples\ACID-Groove Clips\Loopmasters\DnB Producer\Basslines WAV\Basslines 160bpm WAV");
            getDirsFiles(dir);
        }

        public static void getDirsFiles(DirectoryInfo d)
        {
            FileInfo[] files;
            files = d.GetFiles("*.*");
            foreach(FileInfo file in files)
            {
                string fileName = file.FullName;
                string fileSize = file.Length.ToString();
                string fileExt = file.Extension;
                string fileCreated = file.LastWriteTime.ToString();
                AddRecordToFileTable(fileName, fileSize, fileExt, fileCreated);
            }
            
            DirectoryInfo [] dirs = d.GetDirectories("*.*");
            
            foreach (DirectoryInfo dir in dirs)
            {
                getDirsFiles(dir);
            }
        }

        public static void AddRecordToFileTable(string f1, string f2, string f3, string f4)
        {
            MainFileTable.Add(new Filelist(f1, f2, f3, f4));
        }
    }
}</filelist></filelist>

Jammer wrote:

public static void main() { List MainFileTable = new List(); MainFileTable.Add(new Filelist(@"G:\Jammer\", "2132987KB", ".WAV", "12/12/2007")); DirectoryInfo dir = new DirectoryInfo(@"G:\samples\ACID-Groove Clips\Loopmasters\DnB Producer\Basslines WAV\Basslines 160bpm WAV"); getDirsFiles(dir); }

Jammer wrote:

Can a generic list hold multiple fields? Somethihing akin to a datatable like, a few strings, an int a couple of bools ... ??

Christian Graus wrote:

If you store your data in a class, then