Is there a way I can store the file location of the 5 last modified files from a directory using Array
?
I am currently using the following codes below to get the last file:
DateTime lastHigh = new DateTime(1900,1,1);
string highDir;
foreach (string subdir in Directory.GetDirectories(path)){
DirectoryInfo fi1 = new DirectoryInfo(subdir);
DateTime created = fi1.LastWriteTime;
if (created > lastHigh){
highDir = subdir;
lastHigh = created;
}
}
I'll be using Array
to send multiple files to an email address as attachment.
UPDATE
I am currently using the codes below to get the last modified files after 1 minute:
string myDirectory = Path.Combine(Environment.GetFolderPath(Environment.SpecialFolder.MyPictures),
"Test Folder");
var directory = new DirectoryInfo(myDirectory);
DateTime from_date = DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(-1);
DateTime to_date = DateTime.Now;
var files = directory.GetFiles().Where(file => file.LastWriteTime >= from_date && file.LastWriteTime <= to_date);
I want to store to list of file names coming from files
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While the answer Paul Phillips provided worked. It's worth to keep in mind that the
FileInfo.LastWriteTime
& FileInfo.LastAccessTime
do not always work. It depends on how the OS is configured or could be a caching issue.
.NET FileInfo.LastWriteTime & FileInfo.LastAccessTime are wrong
File.GetLastWriteTime seems to be returning 'out of date' value
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