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As we discussed, the way that the directory paths and file paths are populated in the code, currently, might cause an issue..Particularly with deeply nested folder paths and large amounts of files.
I wanted to make this an issue because a possible StackOverflowError might occur when the scanner is looking for the directories to scan. Or the list of directories might eat up a lot of memory on a memory constrained machine.
I'm currently looking into a possible solution to traverse the directories in manageable chunks/iterations.
If anyone has any ideas, please feel free to mention them.
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It seems that C# does not have a manual way to iterate through folders. C# can grab chunks of folder or return pattern
matched folders, but not in an index sort of way.
After some research, I've found something that might be worth looking into...A C++ method of traversing paths might allow
to traverse one path at a time.
I'll write more after I debug and test the sample code.
As we discussed, the way that the directory paths and file paths are populated in the code, currently, might cause an issue..Particularly with deeply nested folder paths and large amounts of files.
I wanted to make this an issue because a possible StackOverflowError might occur when the scanner is looking for the directories to scan. Or the list of directories might eat up a lot of memory on a memory constrained machine.
I'm currently looking into a possible solution to traverse the directories in manageable chunks/iterations.
If anyone has any ideas, please feel free to mention them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: