I have a user-defined string called fileNameArrayEdited
which contains "\\windows"
.The below if
statement is not running.
if (fileNameArrayEdited.StartsWith("\\"))
{
specifiedDirCount = specifiedDirCount + 1;
}
// Put all file names in root directory into array.
string[] fileNameArray = Directory.GetFiles(@specifiedDir);
int specifiedDirCount = specifiedDir.Count();
string fileNameArrayEdited = specifiedDir.Remove(0, specifiedDirCount);
Console.WriteLine(specifiedDir.Remove(0, specifiedDirCount));
if (fileNameArrayEdited.StartsWith(@"\\"))
{
specifiedDirCount = specifiedDirCount + 1;
Console.ReadLine();
}
Use '@'
at the beginning of your string if you are searching for exactly two slash
if (fileNameArrayEdited.StartsWith(@"\\"))
{
specifiedDirCount = specifiedDirCount + 1;
}
They are called verbatim strings and they are ignoring escape characters.For better explanation you can take a look at here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/362314fe.aspx
But I suspect in here your one slash is escape character
"\\windows"
So you must search for one slash like this:
if (fileNameArrayEdited.StartsWith(@"\"))
{
specifiedDirCount = specifiedDirCount + 1;
}