1. Traversing directories without using recursion? stackoverflow.comThe Problem I need to write a simple software that, giving certain constraints, appends to a list a series of files. The user could choose between two "types" of directory: one with a ... |
2. Traversing a directory for a specific folder stackoverflow.com
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3. How can I find the folder size in java without using recursive traversal? stackoverflow.comI am designing a small app to take and maintain monthly backups. Here I want to get the folder's size just to verify whether enough space is available on the destination ... |
4. Recursively Deleting a Directory stackoverflow.comso I have this section of code: |
5. Traversing files and directories using Java stackoverflow.comI have a small code wich can return the list of files under any directory.
What I need to do is get the |
6. Directory traversal problem coderanch.comI am working on a problem that requires directory traversal .It reads directory names in simple text form like "project /abc/th" and creates a directory structure . For that my initial development is like given below.ITs not complete yet.I think i need some another things to include for which i need help. class DirTree { String folderName; String folderPath; Map |
7. unable to traverse directory recursevely and to create soft-link !!! coderanch.comHi all, I am developing a simple command line app which will search for multiples copies of a file in provided directory and will replace the copies by creating a softlinks and deletes the duplicate file. i am doing this by recursively traveling every directory provided and matching the files in subdirectories. the worst part is that when i use GNU ... |
8. traverse directory search string in files help please java-forums.orgHi folks, Im trying to write a program that accepts two input parameters: 1. The string to search for 2. The directory to search in For each file in the specified directory the program counts the number of times the specified string occurs in the file. I'm assuming that all the files in the directpry are .text. Java Code: //this program ... |
9. i m trying to traversing any directory forums.oracle.com |
10. traversing files and directories underneath a directory forums.oracle.com |
11. Directory Traversal problem forums.oracle.com |
12. Traversing a directory with recursion. forums.oracle.com/* The output I currently have looks like: /Applications [ D R W ] 2822 bytes last modified: Sun Oct 21 20:17:14 CDT 2007 /Applications/.DS_Store [ R W ] 21508 bytes last modified: Sun Oct 21 20:17:31 CDT 2007 /Applications/.localized [ R W ] 0 bytes last modified: Sun Mar 20 17:57:33 CST 2005 /Applications/Acquisition.app [ D R W ] 102 ... |
13. Delete non-empty directory: better solution than traversal? forums.oracle.comWait. Are you deleting these temp directories as part of the workflow for delivering results to customers? Why not just do it in a separate, lower priority thread? As long as these things are not being created constantly 24x7, at some point the requests should slow down enough to give the reaper thread a chance to catch up. |
14. Question about traversal of directories, how could it be in my code? forums.oracle.comI lost track of your question. Was it incredulity at how the local variable "files" could work? There isn't any "reverting" going on. Each instantiation of the method has its own instance of that local variable. You'd only need "reverting" if there were only one instance of the variable shared by all instantiations of the method, which isn't the case. |