intercept disk access for write mode

[albatros78]

Hello,

I'm looking for a way to create a loop

that returns every time there is a rescue

files onto the hard disk, the path and file name saved.

Can someone help me?

Thanks

[Melba23]

albatros78,

seangriffin's FileSystemMonitor should go some way to helping you.

M23

[albatros78]

Wow!!

Thanks for now,

soon I'll try this gem

[albatros78]

It is a very interesting project,

although still some doubts:

I tried to monitor "c:\" and so far no problem;

but if for example in "c:\foo\test" create a file "test.txt"

the function returns only the path "c:\foo\test" and not "c:\foo\test\test.txt".

If instead of a file, create a directory eg "c:\foo\test\test",

report one function the name of the folder you created

Is there a way to return the file name?

Thanks

[Melba23]

albatros78,

I am not that familiar with the UDF , but if you post what code you have I will take a look.

M23

[albatros78]

Ok:

I make this sample code:

#include <FileSystemMonitor.au3>

_FileSysMonSetup(3, "C:\", "")

While 1

_FileSysMonDirEventHandler()

WEnd

Func _FileSysMonActionEvent($event_type, $event_id, $event_value)

ConsoleWrite($event_type & " --- " & $event_id & " --- " & $event_value & @CRLF)

EndFunc

The Console displays the variables when the event occurs, but not returns the full path when creating a file unless it is under "c:\"

thank a lot

[Melba23]

albatros78,

It looks as if you can only monitor one particular path for file changes using this UDF - which is all I have ever tried to do with it.

If, as you suggest, you can retrieve the path of the altered folder, you could look in that folder for any recently created files using _FileListToArray and FileGetTime - although that seems a little longwinded.

Other than that I suggest you ask in the UDF thread if the author has any ideas. Sorry not to be of more help.

M23

[albatros78]

thank you very much for helping me too,

I will see, however, to succeed in this adventure