what you got?

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• Hadji_13

  October 2002

  : Hi
  :
  : I want to know what's in c: emp
  : I know there's something. I think.
  :
  : How?
  :
  : Cheers
  :
  : Hadji
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  : The solution to the problem changes the problem
  :
  
  Files
  That's the command
  But how do I get those file names in my program?
  The only way I found was to shell a Dir command and pipe it into a text file then analize the text file for double dots.
  
  Any better way?
  
  Hadji
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  The solution to the problem changes the problem
  
  
• KDivad Leahcim

  October 2002

  : : Hi
  : :
  : : I want to know what's in c: emp
  : : I know there's something. I think.
  : :
  : : How?
  : :
  : : Cheers
  : :
  : : Hadji
  : : ----------------------------------------------------
  : : The solution to the problem changes the problem
  : :
  :
  : Files
  : That's the command
  : But how do I get those file names in my program?
  : The only way I found was to shell a Dir command and pipe it into a text file then analize the text file for double dots.
  :
  : Any better way?
  :
  : Hadji
  : ----------------------------------------------------
  : The solution to the problem changes the problem
  :
  :
  
  I had a question like that myself. You can search this board for Files, Dir and my name. That should turn it up. I ended up just piping DOS' dir to a file and parsing it for the extra info (such as LFNs).
  
• Hadji_13

  October 2002

  : : : Hi
  : : :
  : : : I want to know what's in c: emp
  : : : I know there's something. I think.
  : : :
  : : : How?
  : : :
  : : : Cheers
  : : :
  : : : Hadji
  : : : ----------------------------------------------------
  : : : The solution to the problem changes the problem
  : : :
  : :
  : : Files
  : : That's the command
  : : But how do I get those file names in my program?
  : : The only way I found was to shell a Dir command and pipe it into a text file then analize the text file for double dots.
  : :
  : : Any better way?
  : :
  : : Hadji
  : : ----------------------------------------------------
  : : The solution to the problem changes the problem
  : :
  : :
  :
  : I had a question like that myself. You can search this board for Files, Dir and my name. That should turn it up. I ended up just piping DOS' dir to a file and parsing it for the extra info (such as LFNs).
  :
  
  Ok, so it's either make a simple text file, or create loads of buffer stuff and inturrupt junk, or make my own dos.
  I think I'll stick with what I've got :-)
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  The solution to the problem changes the problem