Bugfix/manga reader pad zeros (#288)

* Switched to using existing NaturalSortComparer for ordering filenames before we reprocess them to ensure they are in the correct natural reading order.

Co-authored-by: Joseph Milazzo <joseph.v.milazzo@gmail.com>
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Robbie Davis 2021-06-08 09:59:47 -04:00 committed by GitHub
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using System;
using System.IO;
using System.IO;
using System.Linq;
using API.Services;
using API.Comparators;
namespace API.Extensions
{
public static class DirectoryInfoExtensions
{
private static readonly NaturalSortComparer Comparer = new NaturalSortComparer();
public static void Empty(this DirectoryInfo directory)
{
foreach(FileInfo file in directory.EnumerateFiles()) file.Delete();
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if (!root.FullName.Equals(directory.FullName))
{
var fileIndex = 1;
foreach (var file in directory.EnumerateFiles())
foreach (var file in directory.EnumerateFiles().OrderBy(file => file.FullName, Comparer))
{
if (file.Directory == null) continue;
var paddedIndex = Parser.Parser.PadZeros(directoryIndex + "");
// We need to rename the files so that after flattening, they are in the order we found them
var newName = $"{paddedIndex}_{fileIndex}.{file.Extension}";
var newName = $"{paddedIndex}_{Parser.Parser.PadZeros(fileIndex + "")}{file.Extension}";
var newPath = Path.Join(root.FullName, newName);
if (!File.Exists(newPath)) file.MoveTo(newPath);
fileIndex++;