C

Iterate over Files and Directories in Filesystem Directory Tree

Demonstrates how to use the Chilkat DirTree object/class to iterate over the names of files and sub-directories in a directory tree.

This example iterates over a directory tree that contains these files and sub-directories:

a
    images (sub-directory)
        dudeA.gif
        Thumbs.db
    hamlet.xml
    pigs.xml
    Setup.exe
b
    yyy (sub-directory)
    zzz (sub-directory)
        HelloWorld123.txt
        test123.txt
    dude.gif
    dudeC.gif
    hello.txt
    Thumbs.db
test123.txt

The output for the code below looks like this:

(sub-directory)
Relative Path: a
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\a
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\a
----
(sub-directory)
Relative Path: b
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b
----
Size in bytes: 15
Relative Path: test123.txt
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\test123.txt
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\test123.txt
----
Size in bytes: 279658
Relative Path: a\hamlet.xml
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\a\hamlet.xml
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\a\hamlet.xml
----
(sub-directory)
Relative Path: a\images
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\a\images
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\a\images
----
Size in bytes: 8463
Relative Path: a\pigs.xml
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\a\pigs.xml
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\a\pigs.xml
----
Size in bytes: 24576
Relative Path: a\Setup.exe
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\a\Setup.exe
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\a\Setup.exe
----
Size in bytes: 6221
Relative Path: b\dude.gif
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b\dude.gif
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b\dude.gif
----
Size in bytes: 6221
Relative Path: b\dudeC.gif
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b\dudeC.gif
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b\dudeC.gif
----
Size in bytes: 13
Relative Path: b\hello.txt
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b\hello.txt
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b\hello.txt
----
Size in bytes: 10240
Relative Path: b\Thumbs.db
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b\Thumbs.db
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b\Thumbs.db
----
(sub-directory)
Relative Path: b\yyy
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b\yyy
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b\yyy
----
(sub-directory)
Relative Path: b\zzz
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b\zzz
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b\zzz
----
Size in bytes: 6221
Relative Path: a\images\dudeA.gif
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\a\images\dudeA.gif
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\a\images\dudeA.gif
----
Size in bytes: 6144
Relative Path: a\images\Thumbs.db
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\a\images\Thumbs.db
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\a\images\Thumbs.db
----
Size in bytes: 6080
Relative Path: b\zzz\HelloWorld123.txt
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b\zzz\HelloWorld123.txt
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b\zzz\HelloWorld123.txt
----
Size in bytes: 15
Relative Path: b\zzz\test123.txt
Absolute Path: c:\temp\abc123\b\zzz\test123.txt
Absolute UNC Path: \\?\c:\temp\abc123\b\zzz\test123.txt
----

C

#include <C_CkDirTree.h>

void ChilkatSample(void)
    {
    BOOL success;
    HCkDirTree dirTree;
    BOOL doneIterating;

    success = FALSE;

    dirTree = CkDirTree_Create();

    //  Specify the root of the directory tree to be traversed.
    CkDirTree_putBaseDir(dirTree,"c:/temp/abc123");

    //  Indicate that we want to recursively traverse the tree.
    CkDirTree_putRecurse(dirTree,TRUE);

    //  Begin the directory tree traversal.
    success = CkDirTree_BeginIterate(dirTree);
    if (success != TRUE) {
        printf("%s\n",CkDirTree_lastErrorText(dirTree));
        CkDirTree_Dispose(dirTree);
        return;
    }

    doneIterating = CkDirTree_getDoneIterating(dirTree);
    while (doneIterating != TRUE) {

        //  Examine the file or directory at the current traversal position:
        if (CkDirTree_getIsDirectory(dirTree) == TRUE) {
            printf("(sub-directory)\n");
        }
        else {
            printf("Size in bytes: %d\n",CkDirTree_getFileSize32(dirTree));
            //  If the file size is larger than 2GB, then get the size as a decimal string.
            //  (Chilkat provides a FileSize64 method in *some* programming languages. The FileSizeStr property is added in Chilkat v9.5.0.88)
            printf("Size in bytes: %s\n",CkDirTree_fileSizeStr(dirTree));
        }

        printf("Relative Path: %s\n",CkDirTree_relativePath(dirTree));
        printf("Absolute Path: %s\n",CkDirTree_fullPath(dirTree));
        printf("Absolute UNC Path: %s\n",CkDirTree_fullUncPath(dirTree));
        printf("----\n");

        //  Advance to the next file or sub-directory in the tree traversal.
        success = CkDirTree_AdvancePosition(dirTree);
        if (success != TRUE) {
            if (CkDirTree_getDoneIterating(dirTree) != TRUE) {
                printf("%s\n",CkDirTree_lastErrorText(dirTree));
                CkDirTree_Dispose(dirTree);
                return;
            }

        }

        doneIterating = CkDirTree_getDoneIterating(dirTree);
    }



    CkDirTree_Dispose(dirTree);

    }