| Syntax |
file.bytesOnVolumeDouble (path)
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| Params |
path is the name of a mounted disk volume whose size you wish to compute.
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| Action |
Computes the size in bytes of the indicated volume.
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| Returns |
The number of bytes used on the disk volume as a double floating-point value.
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| Examples |
file.bytesOnVolumeDouble ("d:\\")
// 3266084864.0
file.bytesOnVolumeDouble ("Macintosh HD:")
// 2200932352.0
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| Errors |
Attempting to use this verb on a non-existent or unmounted volume results in an error.
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| Notes |
This verb should work with volumes up to 4 Terabytes large, sepcifically it returns the correct result for volumes larger than 2 Gigabyte where file.bytesOnVolume doesn't.
The number of bytes in a volume can be computed quickly because the File system maintains the information.
This verb is new in Frontier 6.1. It is implemented as a script.
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| See Also |
file.size
file.bytesInFolder
file.bytesOnVolume
file.freeSpaceOnVolumeDouble
file.volumeSizeDouble
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