The FindFile method in the BaseFileSystem class is used to search for files within a specified directory. It returns an enumerable collection of file paths that match a given search pattern. This method can search recursively through subdirectories if specified.
To use the FindFile method, you need to provide the following parameters:
folder (string): The path to the directory where the search should begin.pattern (string): The search pattern to match against the file names. This can include wildcards such as * and ?.recursive (bool): A boolean value indicating whether the search should include subdirectories. Set to true to search recursively, or false to search only the specified directory.// Example usage of the FindFile method
BaseFileSystem fileSystem = new BaseFileSystem();
string folderPath = "/my/directory";
string searchPattern = "*.txt";
bool searchRecursively = true;
IEnumerable<string> files = fileSystem.FindFile(folderPath, searchPattern, searchRecursively);
foreach (string file in files)
{
// Process each file
// For example, print the file path
Console.WriteLine(file);
}