#Extended file system object searcher
This project contains class that asynchronously searches for file system objects using extended syntax of templates.
##Usage
###1. Basic search:
using EdlinSoftware.FileSystemSearcher;
...
var txtFiles = await new Searcher().FindAsync(@"c:\documents\*.txt"); ###2. Templates in path:
You can use '*' and '?' wildcards not only in the last part of template path, but in any place.
var txtFiles = await new Searcher().FindAsync(@"c:\user\doc*\abs?.txt"); ###3. Search in all subdirectories:
You can use '**' wildcard to execute search inside all subdirectories of some directory.
var txtFiles = await new Searcher().FindAsync(@"c:\user\**\doc\*.txt"); ###4. Types of paths:
With the searcher you can use absolute, network or relative paths. In case of relative paths they are considered relatively value of BaseDirectory property. Default value of this property is Environment.CurrentDirectory.
var filesByAbsolutePath = await new Searcher().FindAsync(@"c:\user\**\doc\*.txt"); var filesByNetworkPath = await new Searcher().FindAsync(@"\\computer\storage\images\**\*.jpg"); var filesByRelativePath = await new Searcher().FindAsync(@".\bin\*.dll"); var filesByRelativePath = await new Searcher{ BaseDirectory = @"c:\user\" }.FindAsync(@".\documents\*.txt");