I have a bunch of HTML resources in my app organized in a hierarchy like so:
dirA
|---> index.html
|---> a1.html
|---> a2.html
|---> dirB
|---> b1.html
|---> b2.html
|---> dirC
|---> c5.html
|---> c19.html
I'm trying to collect the absolute paths开发者_C百科 of all HTML resources however deep down, but can't seem to figure out how. So far I've tried:
NSArray myPaths = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathsForResourcesOfType:@"html" inDirectory:nil];
This returns an empty array, because I have no HTML files at the root of my project. Then there is:
NSArray myPaths = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathsForResourcesOfType:@"html" inDirectory:@"dirA"];
This returns an array containing only the paths for the three HTML resources directly below dirA. If I read the doc correctly, I guess this is to be expected; pathsForResourcesOfType
does not traverse subdirectories. But is there a (preferably nice) way to do it?
You can use an NSDirectoryEnumerator
to iterate everything, then just check if the string's pathExtension
is "html". If it is, you've found one.
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