I understood what you said.
For the performance, well.. it depends on what kind of S/W it is and how often
it needs to sort internally.
In my case, I don't think it will be too slow, but I always consider fast
performance.
Without testing, I can think that it is slow. But whether it is practical
On Jul 20, 2011, at 2:09 PM, JongAm Park wrote:
> How can I make it retrieve in this order?
>
> Clip_0016_00.dpx,
> Clip_0016_01.dpx,
> Clip_0016_02.dpx,
I don’t think you can. In general, file systems do not have to store directory
contents sorted by name. It happens that HFS+ doe
Yeah.. that was what I thought, but I thought "nextObject" is too vague and
doing that additional step is too time-consuming, because I need to work on
contents in directories in my current project very frequently.
If the NSDirectoryEnumerator supports how the "next" object is to be chosen, it
Maybe instead of using the directory enumerator, fetch all the contents as an
NSArray and sort that?
-ev
On Jul 21, 2011, at 05:09, JongAm Park wrote:
> Hello, I wrote lines of code to enumerate files & folders under a given
> folder.
>
> NSFileManager *fileManager = [[[NSFileManager alloc] i
Hello, I wrote lines of code to enumerate files & folders under a given folder.
NSFileManager *fileManager = [[[NSFileManager alloc] init] autorelease];
NSDirectoryEnumerator *directoryEnumerator;
NSURL *candidateURL = nil;
for( theURL in m_URLs_folders )
{
directoryEnumerator = [fileManager
