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I would like to create a void method in C# which will create a txt file and write all the paths of all the file names on a computer.
There is a cmd command, (dir c:\ /s /b >c:\bla.txt), but I don’t want that.
How can I do it in C#?
Methods to look at:
File.CreateText(returns aStreamWriterfor the newly created file)TextWriter.WriteLine(note thatStreamWriterderives fromTextWriter)Directory.EnumerateFiles(avoids reading all the files in a single call – instead, it will let you iterate over them usingforeach)Don’t forget a
usingstatement for theStreamWriter, so that the file handle will get closed even if an exception is thrown