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Asked: June 6, 20262026-06-06T23:55:29+00:00 2026-06-06T23:55:29+00:00

I’m writing a coded ui test that is to act on a folder created

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I’m writing a coded ui test that is to act on a folder created every night. The way I want it to work is that the test will choose the newest folder.

How would I do this? Assertions?

The folder is being selected from a folder dialog box that I open with the main application. The name of the folder is then placed into a text box on the main app and scaned for patches.

 //Expand 'Computer' -> 'network drive (X:)' -> 'great-granparent' -> 'granparent' -> 'parent' -> 'folder' tree item
 uIfolder_TreeItem.Expanded = this.Browse_For_FolderParams.UIfolder_TreeItemExpanded;

Using nXu’s code I’ve tried this:

 DirectoryInfo root = new DirectoryInfo(@"X:\great-granparent\granparent\parent");
        DirectoryInfo[] folders = root.GetDirectories();

        DirectoryInfo newest = folders[0];
        foreach (var dir in folders)
        {
            if (dir.CreationTime.CompareTo(newest.CreationTime) > 0)
                newest = dir;
        }


        //Expand 'Computer' -> 'network drive (X:)' -> 'great-granparent' -> 'granparent' -> 'parent' -> 'folder' tree item
        newest = this.Browse_For_FolderParams(newest);

End Code

        DirectoryInfo root = new DirectoryInfo(@"X:\great-granparent\granparent\parent");
        DirectoryInfo[] folders = root.GetDirectories();

        DirectoryInfo newest = folders[0];
        foreach (var dir in folders)
        {
            if (dir.CreationTime.CompareTo(newest.CreationTime) > 0)
                newest = dir;
        }


        uIfolder_TreeItem.SearchProperties["Name"] = newest.Name;

        //Expand 'Computer' -> 'network drive (X:)' -> 'great-granparent' -> 'granparent' -> 'parent' -> 'folder' tree item
        uIfolder_TreeItem.Expanded = this.Get_FolderParams.UIfolder_TreeItemExpanded;

Thanks for the help 🙂

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    2026-06-06T23:55:30+00:00Added an answer on June 6, 2026 at 11:55 pm

    Use the DirectoryInfo class, it has CreationTime, LastAccessTime and LastWriteTime properties.
    For example, to select the last created folder on C:\ root, use the following code:

    DirectoryInfo root = new DirectoryInfo(@"C:\");
    DirectoryInfo[] folders = root.GetDirectories();
    
    DirectoryInfo max = folders[0];
    foreach (var dir in folders)
    {
        if (dir.CreationTime.CompareTo(max.CreationTime) > 0)
            max = dir;
    }
    
    // Last created directory is max
    
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