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first good morning!
I have a task to feed a "file tree (windows explorer style)" in object format.
For this I have initially a method that lists all the files and folders in the directory root of the file system, and based on the typing of these (which may vary between Pasta and Arquivo) I must feed the property with the contents of that folder.
My problem is that I can only feed the first layer of this object, leaving its sub-folders still empty. That is, my call while does not descend to the other levels.
Can anyone tell me what I did wrong?
public async Task<List<Arquivo>> ListarArquivosEPastas()
{
try
{
var arquivos = await ListarArquivosOuPastas("/");
foreach (var arquivo in arquivos)
{
while (arquivo.Tipo == "Pasta" && arquivo.Conteudo is null)
{
arquivo.Conteudo = await ListarArquivosOuPastasPorIdDiretorio(arquivo.Id);
}
}
return arquivos;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
throw ex;
}
}
Illustration of how the return is coming: 
without seeing the code of the other methods and tbm knowing what to return in the variable files becomes quite difficult to help
– Ricardo Pontual
@Ricardopunctual They basically return a new array with the files and folders from that directory. I edited the post with an attached image of how this return is in detail
– Hudson Medeiros
look at this tree structure the secret will be in the method
ListarArquivosOuPastasPorIdDiretorio, that there must be a recursive call, and also the class that will have this data will need if a kind of linked list, otherwise it will not get out of the first level. It needs to be something likeClass Arvore { Pasta Pasta {get; set; }andClass Pasta { Pasta PastaPai { get; set; } List<Arquivo> Arquivos { get; set; } }– Ricardo Pontual
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– Ricardo Pontual