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anonymous
7 years ago
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Issue with ListFolderAsync() ,windows form appliocation c# Dropbox api

Hello, I'm using ListFolderAsync() to fetch all files from particular folder of DropBox. code : var list = await dbx.Files.ListFolderAsync(folderPath, true); So,i am getting all path of files w...
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  • Здравко's avatar
    Здравко
    7 years ago

    Hi anonymous,

    :grinning: When you make a call to a native OS API, are you receiving results ordered somehow? :wink: Every application arranges the result in a target sequence or use some library to achieve this.

    Hope this helps to some extent.

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7 years ago

Anonymous The Dropbox API doesn't guarantee a particular ordering of folder list results, but I'll pass this along as a feature request. I can't promise if or when that might be implemented though.

Like Здравко said, you can apply whatever ordering you want in your application code.

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