I am receiving the following two errors in the code below. Both are
on Line 56.
error C2039: 'CreateDirector yA' : is not a member of
'System::IO::Di rectory'
error C2660: 'CreateDirector yA' : function does not take 1 arguments
Could anyone please point me in thr right direction?
Thanks!
----------------------------------------------------------
#include <windows.h>
#using <mscorlib.dll >
using namespace System;
using namespace System::IO;
#include "main.h"
int main() {
bool endlessLoop = true;
// Drive G: should be mapped to \\Dri-sql-mail2\G_share
String* strOldPath = "g:\\DRI\\scann er\\FinalPolici esTemp";
String* strNewPath =
"g:\\inetpub\\w wwroot\\Documen ts\\Completed Deeds & Docs";
// Program will run indefinitely
while(endlessLo op) {
// load a string array with a list of all of the
directories
String* strDirectoryEnt ries[] =
Directory::GetF ileSystemEntrie s(strOldPath);
// loop through that array and move each directory
for(int i=0;i<strDirect oryEntries->Length;i++) {
// The current time plus five minutes
DateTime dtNow = DateTime::Now;
dtNow = dtNow.AddMinute s(5.0);
// The time the file was last modified
DateTime dtThisFile =
File::GetLastWr iteTime(strDire ctoryEntries[i]);
// if the file's Last Modified time is greater
than the current time (plus 5 minutes)
// then we move the file.
if (DateTime::Comp are(dtNow, dtThisFile) >= 0)
{
// Grab the order number from the full
path.
String* strBeginningOfO rderNumber =
"\\";
String* strEndOfOrderNu mber = ".";
String* strOrderNumber =
strDirectoryEnt ries[i]->Substring(strD irectoryEntries[i]->LastIndexOf(st rBeginningOfOrd erNumber)+1,((s trDirectoryEntr ies[i]->Length)-(strDirectoryEn tries[i]->LastIndexOf(st rEndOfOrderNumb er)+1)));
// Grab the filename from the full
path.
String* strFileName =
String::Concat( strOrderNumber, ".tiff");
String* strTempNewPath =
String::Concat( strNewPath,"\\" );
strTempNewPath =
String::Concat( strTempNewPath, strOrderNumber) ;
// if the directory does NOT exist,
then create it
if(!Directory:: Exists(strTempN ewPath))
{
Directory::Crea teDirectory(str TempNewPath);
}
strTempNewPath =
String::Concat( strTempNewPath, "\\");
strTempNewPath =
String::Concat( strTempNewPath, strOrderNumber) ;
// move the file
File::Move(strD irectoryEntries[i],strTempNewPath );
}
Console::WriteL ine(String::Con cat(strDirector yEntries[i]," moved!"));
}
Console::WriteL ine("*** Do NOT close this Window!
***");
// Wait 3 minutes before next iteration
// 3m = 180s = 180,000ms
Sleep(180000);
}
return 0;
} 6 9265
Chad wrote: I am receiving the following two errors in the code below. Both are on Line 56.
error C2039: 'CreateDirector yA' : is not a member of 'System::IO::Di rectory'
error C2660: 'CreateDirector yA' : function does not take 1 arguments
Could anyone please point me in thr right direction?
Sure. Since your problem here platform specific (standard C++ knows
nothing of directories, etc.) asking in a MicroSoft forum (or checking
MSDN) would be appropriate. Thanks!
You're welcome.
HTH,
--ag ---------------------------------------------------------- #include <windows.h> #using <mscorlib.dll > using namespace System; using namespace System::IO; #include "main.h"
int main() {
bool endlessLoop = true;
// Drive G: should be mapped to \\Dri-sql-mail2\G_share String* strOldPath = "g:\\DRI\\scann er\\FinalPolici esTemp"; String* strNewPath = "g:\\inetpub\\w wwroot\\Documen ts\\Completed Deeds & Docs";
// Program will run indefinitely while(endlessLo op) {
// load a string array with a list of all of the directories String* strDirectoryEnt ries[] = Directory::GetF ileSystemEntrie s(strOldPath);
// loop through that array and move each directory for(int i=0;i<strDirect oryEntries->Length;i++) {
// The current time plus five minutes DateTime dtNow = DateTime::Now; dtNow = dtNow.AddMinute s(5.0);
// The time the file was last modified DateTime dtThisFile = File::GetLastWr iteTime(strDire ctoryEntries[i]);
// if the file's Last Modified time is greater than the current time (plus 5 minutes) // then we move the file. if (DateTime::Comp are(dtNow, dtThisFile) >= 0) {
// Grab the order number from the full path. String* strBeginningOfO rderNumber = "\\"; String* strEndOfOrderNu mber = "."; String* strOrderNumber = strDirectoryEnt ries[i]->Substring(strD irectoryEntries[i]->LastIndexOf(st rBeginningOfOrd erNumber)+1,((s trDirectoryEntr ies[i]->Length)-(strDirectoryEn tries[i]->LastIndexOf(st rEndOfOrderNumb er)+1)));
// Grab the filename from the full path. String* strFileName = String::Concat( strOrderNumber, ".tiff");
String* strTempNewPath = String::Concat( strNewPath,"\\" ); strTempNewPath = String::Concat( strTempNewPath, strOrderNumber) ;
// if the directory does NOT exist, then create it if(!Directory:: Exists(strTempN ewPath)) {
Directory::Crea teDirectory(str TempNewPath); }
strTempNewPath = String::Concat( strTempNewPath, "\\"); strTempNewPath = String::Concat( strTempNewPath, strOrderNumber) ;
// move the file
File::Move(strD irectoryEntries[i],strTempNewPath );
}
Console::WriteL ine(String::Con cat(strDirector yEntries[i]," moved!")); } Console::WriteL ine("*** Do NOT close this Window! ***");
// Wait 3 minutes before next iteration // 3m = 180s = 180,000ms Sleep(180000); } return 0; }
--
Artie Gold -- Austin, Texas http://it-matters.blogspot.com (new post 12/5) http://www.cafepress.com/goldsays
Chad wrote: I am receiving the following two errors in the code below. Both are on Line 56.
error C2039: 'CreateDirector yA' : is not a member of 'System::IO::Di rectory'
error C2660: 'CreateDirector yA' : function does not take 1 arguments
Could anyone please point me in thr right direction?
Yes:
--------> microsoft.publi c.*
Jonathan
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 20:37:59 -0700, "Jonathan Turkanis"
<te******@kanga roologic.com> wrote: Chad wrote: I am receiving the following two errors in the code below. Both are on Line 56.
error C2039: 'CreateDirector yA' : is not a member of 'System::IO::Di rectory'
error C2660: 'CreateDirector yA' : function does not take 1 arguments
Could anyone please point me in thr right direction?
Yes:
--------> microsoft.publi c.*
Jonathan
I hear an echo... :)
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 21:24:23 -0600, Artie Gold
<ar*******@aust in.rr.com> wrote in comp.lang.c++: Chad wrote: I am receiving the following two errors in the code below. Both are on Line 56.
error C2039: 'CreateDirector yA' : is not a member of 'System::IO::Di rectory'
error C2660: 'CreateDirector yA' : function does not take 1 arguments
Could anyone please point me in thr right direction?
Sure. Since your problem here platform specific (standard C++ knows nothing of directories, etc.) asking in a MicroSoft forum (or checking MSDN) would be appropriate. Thanks!
You're welcome.
HTH, --ag
[snip]
And snipping the remaining 92 lines of off-topic code would be
appropriate as well.
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Jack Klein wrote: On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 21:24:23 -0600, Artie Gold <ar*******@aust in.rr.com> wrote in comp.lang.c++:
Chad wrote:
I am receiving the following two errors in the code below. Both are on Line 56.
error C2039: 'CreateDirector yA' : is not a member of 'System::IO: :Directory'
[snip] Sure. Since your problem here platform specific (standard C++ knows nothing of directories, etc.) asking in a MicroSoft forum (or checking MSDN) would be appropriate.
Thanks!
You're welcome. [snip]
And snipping the remaining 92 lines of off-topic code would be appropriate as well.
Mea cul...
--ag
--
Artie Gold -- Austin, Texas http://it-matters.blogspot.com (new post 12/5) http://www.cafepress.com/goldsays
On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 20:54:31 -0600, Chad <ch********@gma il.com> wrote: I am receiving the following two errors in the code below. Both are on Line 56.
error C2039: 'CreateDirector yA' : is not a member of 'System::IO::D irectory'
error C2660: 'CreateDirector yA' : function does not take 1 arguments
Could anyone please point me in thr right direction?
Thanks!
---------------------------------------------------------- #include <windows.h> #using <mscorlib.dll > using namespace System; using namespace System::IO; #include "main.h"
<snip>
I fixed the problem by adding #undef CreateDirectory immediately after
#include <windows.h>
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