See if that exhibits the same problem or not. Is it possible that
your iterator is hitting a special file of some type? E.g. a symbolic
link or something? Where the item fails in the iteration may be
important.
Let me suggest that if you want people to look at your code to help
you find a problem, you will get better results the easier you make
it for them to do so. I hesitatingly downloaded your link, but it's
not even in the form of a buildable Xcode project. If I can't
reproduce the problem easily I'm not going to look at it. Ideally,
you should isolate the problem enough that you can paste in a few
lines of code with a good explanation of what's going on. People just
don't have a lot of time to do a full review of your sources.
Daniel
On Oct 27, 2005, at 6:46 PM, Lawrence Sanbourne wrote:
Hi,
With some folks from Cocoa-dev, I have a function that successfully
returns the size of directories -- well, most of them.
The function now works great on the directories I originally tested it
on, but it fails when I try to get the directory size of other
directories, such as / or /Users/ls (my home directory). The error is
errFSNotAFolder
(-1407), and it occurs when it is trying to recursively get the
directory size for the FSRefs it has stored in the CFMutableArray.
I've looked at this for a long time and can't find anything. If you
get a spare moment, it would be great if you could take a look and
tell me what
might be wrong. I haven't been able to find anything in
common with the files it fails on, but they all appear at least one
level deep in the recursion.
You'll also see in the attachment a Cocoa interface to this class.
Don't get scared by it, Carbon folks. ;-)
Larry
<DirectorySize.zip>
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