I'm triying to get a folder size by doing:
var FolderFile:File = new File("file:///SomePath/Folder");
var FolderSize: FolderFile.size;
But this gives me a value of 0, how can I get the folder size? is there anyway to do this?
Tranks
I'm triying to get a folder size by doing:
var FolderFile:File = new File("file:///SomePath/Folder");
var FolderSize: FolderFile.size;
But this gives me a value of 0, how can I get the folder size? is there anyway to do this?
Tranks
No, there's no way to do it automagically. Getting the size of the directory is a complex and potentially painfully slow operation. There could be 10s of thousands of files in a directory, or a directory could be located on a (slow?) network, not to mention tape storage and similar scenarios.
The file systems themselves don't store directory size information, and the only way to know it is to calculate it file-by-file, there's no quick/easy shortcut. So, you will have to rely on the solution you posted above, and, yes, it is going to be slow.
I want to know the size of the folder (like 10mb). Sorry for the second line, I write it wrong, it's:
var Foldersize:Number = FolderFile.size;
I just made a new class wich executes this function:
public function GetFolderSize(Source:Array):Number
{
var TotalSizeInteger:Number = new Number();
for(var i:int = 0;i<Source.length;i++){
if(Source[i].isDirectory){
TotalSizeInteger += this.GetFoldersize(Source[i].getDirectoryListing());
}
else{
TotalSizeInteger += Source[i].size;
}
}
return TotalSizeInteger;
}
In "Source" you pass the FolderFile.getDirectoryListing(), something like this:
var CC:CustomClass = new CustomClass();
var FolderSize:Number = CustomClass.GetFolderSize(FolderFile.getDirectoryListing());
But this is a very slow method, is there a more quick and easy way to know the folder size?
Sorry for my grammar, i'm just learning english.
Thanks