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PCSDK - File handling


Hi all,

I have the following problem, when I try to find out, if a file or directory exists within my C# project (in a virtual and also in a real system):

"ArgumentException: Parameter name: path2"


ControllerFileSystemInfo[] sInfo = controllerFS.GetFilesAndDirectories("*");
Console.WriteLine(sInfo[0].Name); // this is OK (e.g. "Windows" in the virtual system)
Console.WriteLine(sInfo[0].FullName); // this is OK ("ctrl:C:/Windows")
if (sInfo[0].Exists) Console.WriteLine("Success"); // ArgumentException

The same happens with DirectoryExists and FileExists
with the FullName as path.

What is the best method to find out, if the respective
ControllerFileSystemInfo entry relates to a file or directory? The help mentiones a enum  FileType, but it seems to be used nowhere?

Thanks very much for your help!
Fabian


Tested with Robotstudio 5.13.03, Win 7 32 and 64bit, VS 2008 and 2010 getting the same error.


fabian2011-02-16 00:22:45
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Robotstudio 5.13.03

Comments

  • Hi
     

    DirectoryExists and FileExists are not working if the complete path is used. You have to use code according to the example below as a workaround.

     

    string homePath = controller.GetEnvironmentVariable("HOME") + @/;
    string temp = "PickMaster";
    controller.FileSystem.RemoteDirectory = homePath;
    if (!controller.FileSystem.DirectoryExists(temp))
    {
    controller.FileSystem.CreateDirectory(temp);
    }

     

    The sInfo[0].Exists malfunction is probably a bug that needs to be fixed. We will investigate this.
    Lennart H
  • Hi Lennart,

    thanks very much, this helps.
    Another "workaround " to see, if a entry is a directory, file or device is

    ControllerFileSystemInfo[] sInfos = controllerFS.GetFilesAndDirectories("*");

    if (sInfos[0].GetType() == typeof(StorageDeviceInfo)) { // Device }
    else if (sInfos[0].GetType() == typeof(ControllerFileInfo)) { // File }
    else if (sInfos[0].GetType() == typeof(ControllerDirectoryInfo)) { // Directory }


    and then cast it to the respective type.

    Best regards

    Fabian

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    Robotstudio 5.13.03