|   | FilePathGetUniqueFilePathWithBinarySearch Method | 
        
        
            Gets a unique file path for the given file by checking for name collisions and
            adding a sequence number to the end of the file name if there is a collision.
            
        
        Namespace: GSF.IOAssembly: GSF.Core (in GSF.Core.dll) Version: 2.4.257-beta+00aa2366fbb9ec75f636ebc7cfa610e3826a727c
 Syntax
Syntaxpublic static string GetUniqueFilePathWithBinarySearch(
	string originalFilePath
)
Public Shared Function GetUniqueFilePathWithBinarySearch ( 
	originalFilePath As String
) As String
public:
static String^ GetUniqueFilePathWithBinarySearch(
	String^ originalFilePath
)
static member GetUniqueFilePathWithBinarySearch : 
        originalFilePath : string -> string GSF.IO.FilePath.GetUniqueFilePathWithBinarySearch = function(originalFilePath);
Parameters
- originalFilePath  String
- The path to the original file before adding the sequence number.
Return Value
StringThe unique path to the file.
 Remarks
Remarks
            This method is designed to handle the case where the user wishes to create a file in a folder
            with a given name when there is a possibility that the name is already taken. Using this method,
            it is possible to create files with names in the following format:
            
            
- File.ext
- File (1).ext
- File (2).ext
- ...
            
            This method uses a binary search to find a unique file name, so it is suitable for situations where
            a large number of files will be created with the same file name, and the next unique file name needs
            to be found relatively quickly. It will not always detect gaps in the sequence numbers that can occur
            when files are deleted (for instance, if "File (1).ext" were deleted from the list above).
            
 See Also
See Also