This is a really easy mistake to make, but it's also really easy to fix. Enumerating the contents of a directory only gives you the name of the item, not the item's full path. You have to build the full path yourself.So where you have: for (NSString *aPath in contentOfFolder) { NSLog(@"apath: %@", aPath); BOOL isDir; if (NSFileManager defaultManager fileExistsAtPath:aPath isDirectory:&isDir &&isDir) { directoriesOfFolder addObject:aPath; NSLog(@"directoriesOfFolder %@", directoriesOfFolder); } } You should actually have this: for (NSString *aPath in contentOfFolder) { NSString * fullPath = path stringByAppendingPathComponent:aPath; BOOL isDir; if (NSFileManager defaultManager fileExistsAtPath:fullPath isDirectory:&isDir &&isDir) { directoriesOfFolder addObject: fullPath; } }.
– Yar Mar 6 at 18:01 @Yar: I usually put one in, but I fat fingered this one and left it out. However, I don't believe that it's syntactically required. – Dave DeLong Mar 6 at 18:05 Understood, just checking that I'm not missing something.
Thank you. – Yar Mar 6 at 19:10.
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