DirectoryInfo

The DirectoryInfo class implements an object that is used to work with directories of PC file system.

Comments

Using these methods enables the user to create, delete, move, get and change information about directories. It is recommended to use corresponding static method of the Directory class, if only one operation is planned.

Constructors

Class object properties inherited from IDirectoryInfo

	Property name	Brief description
	Parent	The Parent property returns information about a parent directory.
	Root	The Roop property returns information about a root directory.

Class object properties inherited from IFileSystemInfo

	Property name	Brief description
	Attributes	The Attributes property determines file attributes.
	CreationTime	The CreationTime property determines date and time of file creation.
	Exists	The Exists property returns whether a file exists.
	Extension	The Extension property returns a file extension including ".".
	FullName	The FullName property returns a full path and a file name.
	LastAccessTime	The LastAccessTime property determines date and time of the last file opening.
	LastWriteTime	The LastWriteTime property determines date and time of the last file edit.
	Name	The Name property returns file name.

Class object methods inherited from IDirectoryInfo

	Method name	Brief description
	CopyTo	The CopyTo method copies a directory with all its contents.
	Create	The Create method creates a directory.
	CreateSubdirectory	The CreateSubdirectory method creates a subdirectory.
	GetDirectories	The GetDirectories method returns information about subdirectories in a directory.
	GetFiles	The GetFiles method returns information about files in a directory.
	GetFileSystemInfos	The GetFileSystemInfos method returns information about subdirectories and files in a directory.
	MoveTo	The MoveTo method moves a directory with all its contents.

	Constructor name	Brief description
	Attach	The Attach constructor creates an object that is used to work with directories and links it to the specified directory.