FileMove Method (String, String, MoveOptions, CopyMoveProgressRoutine, Object, PathFormat)

public static CopyMoveResult Move(
	string sourceFileName,
	string destinationFileName,
	MoveOptions moveOptions,
	CopyMoveProgressRoutine progressHandler,
	Object userProgressData,
	PathFormat pathFormat
)

Public Shared Function Move ( 
	sourceFileName As String,
	destinationFileName As String,
	moveOptions As MoveOptions,
	progressHandler As CopyMoveProgressRoutine,
	userProgressData As Object,
	pathFormat As PathFormat
) As CopyMoveResult

public:
static CopyMoveResult^ Move(
	String^ sourceFileName, 
	String^ destinationFileName, 
	MoveOptions moveOptions, 
	CopyMoveProgressRoutine^ progressHandler, 
	Object^ userProgressData, 
	PathFormat pathFormat
)

static member Move : 
        sourceFileName : string * 
        destinationFileName : string * 
        moveOptions : MoveOptions * 
        progressHandler : CopyMoveProgressRoutine * 
        userProgressData : Object * 
        pathFormat : PathFormat -> CopyMoveResult 

Parameters

sourceFileName

Type: SystemString
The name of the file to move.

destinationFileName

Type: SystemString
The new path for the file.

moveOptions

Type: Alphaleonis.Win32.FilesystemMoveOptions
MoveOptions that specify how the file is to be moved. This parameter can be .

progressHandler

Type: Alphaleonis.Win32.FilesystemCopyMoveProgressRoutine
A callback function that is called each time another portion of the file has been moved. This parameter can be .

userProgressData

Type: SystemObject
The argument to be passed to the callback function. This parameter can be .

pathFormat

Type: Alphaleonis.Win32.FilesystemPathFormat
Indicates the format of the path parameter(s).

Return Value

This method works across disk volumes, and it does not throw an exception if the source and destination are the same.

Note that if you attempt to replace a file by moving a file of the same name into that directory, you get an IOException.

You cannot use the Move method to overwrite an existing file.

Whenever possible, avoid using short file names (such as XXXXXX~1.XXX) with this method.

If two files have equivalent short file names then this method may fail and raise an exception and/or result in undesirable behavior.

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