The FindDirectory method in the BaseFileSystem class is used to search for directories within a specified folder that match a given pattern. This method can search recursively through subdirectories if specified.
The FindDirectory method in the BaseFileSystem class is used to search for directories within a specified folder that match a given pattern. This method can search recursively through subdirectories if specified.
To use the FindDirectory method, you need to provide the following parameters:
folder: A string representing the path of the folder where the search should begin.pattern: A string that specifies the search pattern to match directory names against. This can include wildcards such as * and ?.recursive: A bool indicating whether the search should include all subdirectories (true) or just the top-level directory (false).The method returns an IEnumerable<string> containing the paths of the directories that match the specified pattern.
// Example usage of FindDirectory method
BaseFileSystem fileSystem = new BaseFileSystem();
string folderPath = "/my/folder/path";
string searchPattern = "*data*";
bool searchRecursively = true;
IEnumerable<string> directories = fileSystem.FindDirectory(folderPath, searchPattern, searchRecursively);
foreach (string directory in directories)
{
// Process each directory
Console.WriteLine(directory);
}