Write methods for sorting the contents of the Vector

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package directoryLister.template;

import java.io.File;
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.Vector;

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

/**
* DirectoryLister class.
* This class allows the user to recursively display the contents of a
* selected directory in the file system.
*/
public class DirectoryLister
{

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Constants
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------


// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Attributes
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------

/** GUI used to display results */
private GUI gui;

/** base path of directory to be traversed */
private String basePath;

/** Vector of Vectors to store the information for the files/subfolders of the selected folder */
// TODO


// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Constructors
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------

/**
* Create a new DirectoryLister that uses the specified GUI.
*/
public DirectoryLister(GUI gui)
{
this.gui = gui;
}


// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Methods
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------

/**
* Allow user to select a directory for traversal.
*/
public void selectDirectory()
{
// clear results of any previous traversal
gui.resetGUI();

// allow user to select a directory from the file system
basePath = gui.getAbsoluteDirectoryPath();

if (basePath != null)
{
// update the address label on the GUI
gui.setAddressLabelText(basePath);

// traverse the selected directory, and display the contents
showDirectoryContents(basePath);
}
}


/**
* Show the directory listing.
* An error message is displayed if basePath does not represent a valid directory.
*
* @param basePath the absolute path of a directory in the file system.
*/
public void showDirectoryContents(String basePath)
{
// TODO
// This method should function exactly as it did in the Module 3 assignment,
// except after the selected directory has been enumerated, the contents should be
// sorted in ascending order based on the path of the files/subfolders.

}


/**
* Recursive method to enumerate the contents of a directory.
* The results of the enumeration are stored in the Vector folderContents.
*
*
* @param f directory to enumerate
*/
private void enumerateDirectory(File f)
{
// TODO
// This method should function similarly to the way it did for the Module 3 assignment, with
// the following exception:
//
// Instead of updating the GUI as before, the contents of each file or folder should be placed
// into a Vector of size 4. This Vector should then be added to the Vector "folderContents",
// which has been declared as an attribute of this class.
//
// The Vector folderContents is a Vector of Vectors, where each Vector represents the
// information for each file/folder and occupies a single row in the table.
//
// Information is stored within each row in the following order:
//
// Column 1: absolute path of file or folder, as a String
// Column 2: size of file in kilobytes, or -1 for folders, as a long value
// Column 3: type - "File" or "Folder", as a String
// Column 4: date last modified, in milliseconds

}


// TODO
//
// Write methods for sorting the contents of the Vector "folderContents" in ascending and
// descending order, using the specified column of data as the basis for the sort.


}

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