There are two NSFileManager methods for this:
10.4.11 and earlier: -[NSFileManager fileSystemAttributesAtPath:]
10.5 and later: -[NSFileManager attributesOfFileSystemForPath:error:]
Each returns an NSDictionary containing a NSFileSystemFreeSize key.
The value for this key is an NSNumber that represents the number of
free bytes on the file system.
If you want to get gritty, use statfs() and multiply f_bfree (blocks
free) by f_bsize (block size for the file system).
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m-s
On 19 Jun, 2008, at 02:44, Angelo Chen wrote:
Hi,
how to get the total free space available in a drive? thanks,
Angelo
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