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I have a directory path of C:\Subdir1\Subdir2\Subdir3\filename.xml.
I need to first check if the file, filename.xml exists in the root of "Subdir2" (one level back) before looking in "Subdir3". How can I easly parse this with Path.GetPathRoot(filename)?
I.E.
First see if this is true:
C:\Subdir1\Subdir2\filename.xml
If not true, then default to C:\Subdir1\SubDir2\Subdir3\filename.xml for the file.
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Directory.GetParent(dir).FullName
Try this one Directory.GetParent
and System.IO.File.Exists
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