Is there a method in Sitecore's utilities to format a numerical file size in a friendly way?
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The title pretty much says it all. I feel like I've come across a method in the past that does something like:
long fileSize = 524288000;
string prettyFileSize = Sitecore.SomeUtility.ConvertPrettyFileSize(fileSize);
Resulting in prettyFileSize containing "512MB".
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The title pretty much says it all. I feel like I've come across a method in the past that does something like:
long fileSize = 524288000;
string prettyFileSize = Sitecore.SomeUtility.ConvertPrettyFileSize(fileSize);
Resulting in prettyFileSize containing "512MB".
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The title pretty much says it all. I feel like I've come across a method in the past that does something like:
long fileSize = 524288000;
string prettyFileSize = Sitecore.SomeUtility.ConvertPrettyFileSize(fileSize);
Resulting in prettyFileSize containing "512MB".
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asked Nov 30 at 17:32
Dan Sinclair
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The title pretty much says it all. I feel like I've come across a method in the past that does something like:
long fileSize = 524288000;
string prettyFileSize = Sitecore.SomeUtility.ConvertPrettyFileSize(fileSize);
Resulting in prettyFileSize containing "512MB".
sitecore-api
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asked Nov 30 at 17:32
Dan Sinclair
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asked Nov 30 at 17:32
Dan Sinclair
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asked Nov 30 at 17:32
Dan Sinclair
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Dan Sinclair
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You are correct, you probably have come across this. The Sitecore.StringUtil, Sitecore.Kernel class contains a number of methods for managing strings.
The two methods in particular are:
StringUtil.GetSizeString(long size)
This method takes in a long value 524288000, and returns a string representation of "512MB"
StringUtil.ParseSizeString(string value)
This method takes in a string value like "512MB" and returns the long representation of that size, 524288000.
An Example:
using Sitecore;
public long GetLongValue(string valueSize)
return StringUtil.ParseSizeString(valueSize);
public string GetStringSize(long size)
return StringUtil.GetSizeString(size);
answered Nov 30 at 20:30
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You are correct, you probably have come across this. The Sitecore.StringUtil, Sitecore.Kernel class contains a number of methods for managing strings.
The two methods in particular are:
StringUtil.GetSizeString(long size)
This method takes in a long value 524288000, and returns a string representation of "512MB"
StringUtil.ParseSizeString(string value)
This method takes in a string value like "512MB" and returns the long representation of that size, 524288000.
An Example:
using Sitecore;
public long GetLongValue(string valueSize)
return StringUtil.ParseSizeString(valueSize);
public string GetStringSize(long size)
return StringUtil.GetSizeString(size);
answered Nov 30 at 20:30
Pete Navarra
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You are correct, you probably have come across this. The Sitecore.StringUtil, Sitecore.Kernel class contains a number of methods for managing strings.
The two methods in particular are:
StringUtil.GetSizeString(long size)
This method takes in a long value 524288000, and returns a string representation of "512MB"
StringUtil.ParseSizeString(string value)
This method takes in a string value like "512MB" and returns the long representation of that size, 524288000.
An Example:
using Sitecore;
public long GetLongValue(string valueSize)
return StringUtil.ParseSizeString(valueSize);
public string GetStringSize(long size)
return StringUtil.GetSizeString(size);
answered Nov 30 at 20:30
Pete Navarra
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You are correct, you probably have come across this. The Sitecore.StringUtil, Sitecore.Kernel class contains a number of methods for managing strings.
The two methods in particular are:
StringUtil.GetSizeString(long size)
This method takes in a long value 524288000, and returns a string representation of "512MB"
StringUtil.ParseSizeString(string value)
This method takes in a string value like "512MB" and returns the long representation of that size, 524288000.
An Example:
using Sitecore;
public long GetLongValue(string valueSize)
return StringUtil.ParseSizeString(valueSize);
public string GetStringSize(long size)
return StringUtil.GetSizeString(size);
answered Nov 30 at 20:30
Pete Navarra
10.1k2573
You are correct, you probably have come across this. The Sitecore.StringUtil, Sitecore.Kernel class contains a number of methods for managing strings.
The two methods in particular are:
StringUtil.GetSizeString(long size)
This method takes in a long value 524288000, and returns a string representation of "512MB"
StringUtil.ParseSizeString(string value)
This method takes in a string value like "512MB" and returns the long representation of that size, 524288000.
An Example:
using Sitecore;
public long GetLongValue(string valueSize)
return StringUtil.ParseSizeString(valueSize);
public string GetStringSize(long size)
return StringUtil.GetSizeString(size);
answered Nov 30 at 20:30
Pete Navarra
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answered Nov 30 at 20:30
Pete Navarra
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answered Nov 30 at 20:30
Pete Navarra
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