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How can I find out if a file has finished copying c#

Asked by ttnetworks in C# Programming Language

Tags: System.IO, C#

I am putting together an application that needs to watch several folders and once they have hit a certain size / file count, perform an action.

I intend to use the FIleSystemWatcher to do this, however I have one outstanding query. If a file is being copied into that folder, I need to know when the copy process has finished, and also check that no other processes are accessing the files.

Can I somehow extract that information from the Windows API ? This application initially only needs to work with local files and folders.

Thanks

Andrew
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