Today I share with you a small (but useful) piece of code.
Indeed, for now WinRT does not provide a method to test the existence of a specific file. You can only try/catch an GetFileAsync call and it can be disappointing.
So here is a little solution:
To use it, just call the following code:
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Indeed, for now WinRT does not provide a method to test the existence of a specific file. You can only try/catch an GetFileAsync call and it can be disappointing.
So here is a little solution:
public async static Task<bool> FileExistsAsync(this StorageFolder folder, string name) { var files = await folder.GetFilesAsync(); return files.Any((f)=> { return f.Name == name; }); }
To use it, just call the following code:
if (!await ApplicationData.Current.LocalFolder.FileExistsAsync(filename)) return; StorageFile file = await ApplicationData.Current.LocalFolder.GetFileAsync(filename);
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You just transformed an O(1) operation to an O(n) operation. Let's say I have a million files in that folder, now what? /Henrik
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