Get the Largest file in the current directory

[Melba23]

Raffav,

So what have you tried that has not worked?

M23

[Raffav]

i dont have no idea where to stat, i am makes some logical gess,

PS: the msgbox is for try to understand.

#include <File.au3>
#include <Array.au3>
;~ $dirPath = "C:UsersMarkoDesktoptest"
$fileArray = _FileListToArray(@ScriptDir,"*",1)
$fileSize = 0
$fileName = ""
$size = 1e10 ; Set a big number to start with
Local $fileSize[100]
For $i = 1 to UBound($fileArray) - 1
   $fileSize[$i] = FileGetSize($fileArray[$i])
   If $fileSize[$i] < $size Then ; Now see if this file is even smaller
        $size = $fileSize[$i]
        $fileName = $fileArray[$i]
   EndIf
Next
MsgBox(0, "Smallest file", "Smallest file is " & $fileName &" aaa "&$fileSize[1]&" aaa "&$fileSize[2]&" aaa "&$fileSize[3]&" aaa "&$fileSize[4]&" aaa "&$fileSize[5])

[Melba23]

Rafav,

In other words - nothing.

OK, the last time you get a freebie for a while:

#include <File.au3>
#include <Array.au3>

; List the files
$aFileArray = _FileListToArray(@ScriptDir, "*.*", 1)

; Create a 2D array to hold the sizes and the names
Global $aFileSize[$aFileArray[0] + 1][2] = [[$aFileArray[0], 0]]

; Run through teh files and add the size and name to the 2D array
For $i = 1 To UBound($aFileArray) - 1
    $aFileSize[$i][0] = FileGetSize(@ScriptDir & "" & $aFileArray[$i])
    $aFileSize[$i][1] = $aFileArray[$i]
Next

; Sort the 2D array on the size column
_ArraySort($aFileSize, 1, 1)

; And here is the result!
_ArrayDisplay($aFileSize)

All clear?

M23

[Raffav]

How i said i didn't know where to start, principality arrays functions

Thanks for the help again

have nice day

[Raffav]

Hello

i know that is freebie, but i trying to figure out how this part work principally in the Global and how it link the Name with the Size i think that is made in the For loop but i cant "Visualize it"

i figure out that the $aFileArray will hold the names one per index numbuer (dont know that is the correct name)

$aFileArray[0] ;= number of file/folder

$aFileArray[1] ;= 1 name file i dont figure out the order for indexing

$aFileArray[2] ;= 2 name file

.....

$aFileArray[N] ;= last namefile

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supposing that have 4 files in directory

the global will read +/- something like that:

Global $aFileSize[4 + 1][2] = [[5], 0]] is that logical right??

; Create a 2D array to hold the sizes and the names
Global $aFileSize[$aFileArray[0] + 1][2] = [[$aFileArray[0], 0]]
; Run through teh files and add the size and name to the 2D array
For $i = 1 To UBound($aFileArray) - 1
    $aFileSize[$i][0] = FileGetSize(@ScriptDir & "" & $aFileArray[$i])
    $aFileSize[$i][1] = $aFileArray[$i]
Next

Thanks

Sorry for bad English

Edited June 27, 2012 by Raffav