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Filter file names on their names or attributes

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The GetFiles and GetDirectories methods of the System.IO.Directory class can take an argument containing wildcards, to filter the result:

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' Display all the *.txt files in C:\DOCS.
Dim fname As String
For Each fname In Directory.GetFiles("c:\docs", "*.txt")
  Console.WriteLine(fname)
Next

You can use the GetCreationTime, GetLastAccessTime, GetLastWriteTime and GetAttributes shared methods to display information about a file or a directory, or to filter files according to their attributes:

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For Each fname In Directory.GetFiles("c:\docs", "*.txt")
  ' Display only read-only files.
  ' (You need CBool if Option Strict is on.)
  If CBool(File.GetAttributes(fname) And FileAttributes.ReadOnly) Then
    Console.WriteLine(fname)
  End If
Next


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