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c# - Checking if a file is in use without try catch?

Is there a way I can check if a file is in use or is not opened by other process without just trying to open it and catching an exception? Is there no service method to test such a thing?

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Even if there was, it wouldn't do you much good since you would still have to catch the exception in order to handle the race condition where the file became unavailable in between your initial check and your actual attempt to open/access it.

I can't think of any compelling advantage to a preliminary defensive check. It just results in unnecessary code duplication.

If there were such a IsFileAccessible function, it would probably be implemented as a giant try/catch block that attempted to open the file, caught failures, and returned the result.


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